Desert Sentinel of Ionia V by jquest

Mojoworld • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 25, 2008

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Description

This lone rocky Sentinel stands watch over one of the vast deserts of Ionia V

Comments (20)

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Orinoor

8:51PM | Wed, 25 June 2008

I love your use of the rock and sand texture, and the clouds are amazing. Good job!

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Biffowitz

9:25PM | Wed, 25 June 2008

Fabulous planetscape, love the mountains and sky. Nice work!!

Kattey

10:49PM | Wed, 25 June 2008

I like how clouds are swirling :)

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Alex_NIKO

6:17AM | Thu, 26 June 2008

Сool planetscape!

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lwperkins

6:46AM | Thu, 26 June 2008

Those rock surfaces are absolutely fabulous, too!

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woz2002

6:48AM | Thu, 26 June 2008

lovely shot...much stronger imkage IMHO than last submission. Strong skies, details in formations & better lighting. 5*:)

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TheBear005

8:57AM | Thu, 26 June 2008

Great work!

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Pelican

1:19PM | Thu, 26 June 2008

Excellent... sky and terrain in perfect harmony !!!

fractalinda

2:48PM | Thu, 26 June 2008

Awesome rock sculpts and sky, beautiful perspective and an excellent render.

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Slav

3:46AM | Fri, 27 June 2008

Very nice camera angle.

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Markal

11:34AM | Fri, 27 June 2008

Very near to photo-realism...excellent work!

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bpmac

3:05AM | Sat, 28 June 2008

Nice composition and pov!

WPL2

2:28PM | Sat, 28 June 2008

A very atmospheric image.

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prutzworks

8:39AM | Mon, 30 June 2008

cool spire

oddworldofrobrenders

8:52AM | Wed, 02 July 2008

Great composition, well-balanced. Like the others I'm captivated by the swirling sky, but also by the slight fish-eye lens effect, the gritty texture of the sand in the foreground, and the very convincing "shorelines" formed where rock outcroppings and sand meet... Well done! Rob.

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