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Man Was just a Blink of an eye

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Man Was just a Blink of an eye

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Hmm, well I think I treid my hardest On this one i really wanted to make a convncing Landscape, Im wondering Did I achieve, I hope so certainly put alot of time into it. Anyways Sprry for not posting in a while been busy with my website, Thx dave for lettin me put your stuf up there. You guys can view this image Along with about 20 others That i cant post here at www.itlbeoversoon.com check it out tell me what you think.

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jesuisArchived

eh I have no idea what a 2nd sun tut is, sorry. Actually this was made after some island over in south Japan and the mountains in those picture were more that 90 degreese and they had planty of vegitiation, green as can be, maybe Ill redo it idunno, anyways. Im just saying bye to every one this is my finally farewell, i have one last image to post, which ill post today and thatll be it nice talking to you guys *hugs*

HoroArchived

I have no qualms about the steepness, but now as David points it out, the steep parts should not be covered by vegetation. Forms like this do exist, but the flanks are barren then, even in winter just rocky. Mind you, Jesuis, the walls are almost vertical. How could humus soil and plant roots get a hold? You could have one isolated Bonsai-like tree that dug its root in some cracks,I''ve seen such. But we don't know, how large the mountain is. A boulder or a Himalaya? And, yes, I can highly recommend to you the second sun tut. You'll be surprised what it can do to such a scene.

davidbrinnenArchived

I agree with Horo, again... The foothills look very good to me if you cover up the top half of the pic. The top half, I think maybe the terrain is too steep to be convincingly realistic, I don't know, I live in a very flat place so any sort of hill looks weird to my eyes. It's getting there, but more work is needed and maybe more sunlight - have you tried out the second sun tut?

HoroArchived

I'm not fully convinced. Though the form of the mountain is quite good, the material applied to it could be more differentiated. The sky is good, I think I know where it comes from. Odd however, it looks as if the sky would almost meet the mountain. We have no clue to its size. Perhaps, the lighting is not ideal for this kind of work or the angle of view.