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Fantastic image! only thing i have to critisize is the fog/haze... it makes
it look like it is a early morning picture but if that is the case, then the
lighting/sky is all wrong. IMHO the grass looks like either astroturf or sod.
so the grass looks realish. also IMHO i'd have a person kneeling infront of one
of the tombstones weeping, But i am not you and i do admit you are a far better
artist than i am. but Overall I'd say this is a stunning picture. and Thank
you for the dedication to all who lost their lives on Sept 11...
one of the many mourners who weep for thousands,
Jeremy
"Tony[B]" wrote:
> I came up with the idea on the 12th, since I had been too much in shock on
> the 11th to do anything myself. I started tweaking Gilles' grass macro late
> on the night of the 12th, and then really got into this on the 13th. I meant
> to have it ready yesterday, but the grass just kept coming out all wrong. I
> still don't much like it. It looks unnatural, as you can see the rows in the
> distance. I also made a bit of a mistake with the Star of David, not cutting
> out the triangle properly from the stone pillar. At any rate, I hope the
> image conveys the feeling of infinity and sorrow I intended. This isn't just
> about those killed in the attacks on the 11th, but about us, as a world
> under seige by terrorism, that has lost so many of its children to these
> terrorist monsters. The render features crosses, stars of David, markings
> for people of unknown faiths or who chose not to have any, and yes, a few
> crescent moons, not for those who flew the planes, but for any good and
> innocent Muslims that died in this or any other attack. Thank you. Any good
> criticism on this image will be implemented in the final version, which I
> will render at 1600x800 or bigger, for printing.
>
> [Image]
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