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Program ended abnormally on 3/20/03 6:27 PM, Due to a catastrophic
Andrew Cocker error:
> Hi,
>
> I feel that this image is complete, although I'd appreciate any comments or
critiscism you may
> have.
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> I haven't gone for photorealism here... I simply wanted to create a blissful scene.
>
> Sky and mountains were rendered seperately, then composited back in (still within
POV, as an
> image map on a plane).
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> Andy Cocker
Nice.
If this field has been tended at one point or another in the past, there should
be piles of rocks somewhere (probably around the tree, or close to the fence).
But otherwise, the image works fine as it is.
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Hey Andrew,
It looks very nice. One thing that is bothering me though is the tufts
of grass around the fence posts. You would see that if someone had been
mowing the field, but then the flowers probably wouldn't be there, unless
they are dandelions. Also, it seems kind of odd that the fence is one
continuous curve, and not a bunch of segments. It looks like a sideways
traintrack as it is. The tree looks really good, and the division technique
seems to have worked very well.
-Ben Scheele
"Andrew Cocker" <mai### [at] andrewcocker couk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I feel that this image is complete, although I'd appreciate any comments
or critiscism you may
> have.
>
> I haven't gone for photorealism here... I simply wanted to create a
blissful scene.
>
> Sky and mountains were rendered seperately, then composited back in (still
within POV, as an
> image map on a plane).
>
> Andy Cocker
>
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Andrew Cocker schrieb:
> I haven't gone for photorealism here... I simply wanted to create a
blissful scene.
Great image. It has the nearly the same colors and lights as the Pixar
movie "A bug's life". But there is a little mistake in the placing of
the stones. Some seem to float over the grassland. But this is only
nitpicking from my side. ;-)
So long,
Bonsai
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Very nice!
your image looks so quiet :-)
I'm kind of scared by such a quietness, one would expect something terrible
is on the point of happen.
Marc
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"Bonsai" <bon### [at] b0n541net> wrote in message news:3e7abe56$1@news.povray.org...
> Great image. It has the nearly the same colors and lights as the Pixar
> movie "A bug's life".
Thanks
>But there is a little mistake in the placing of
> the stones. Some seem to float over the grassland. But this is only
> nitpicking from my side. ;-)
Actually, the rocks are all slightly embedded into the ground... what you are seeing
are the
heads of buttercups, daisies and poppies... their stalks are not all that visible at
this
resolution.
All the best,
Andy Cocker
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"Arthur Flint" <Art### [at] sbcglobalnet> wrote in message
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> Looks nice and quiet. Maybe a sleeping picknicker under the tree to give
> it that sleepy afternoon look.
Thanks, but I wanted to avoid having humans in the scene.
Andy Cocker
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"Greg Edwards" <edw### [at] hotmailcomremovethis> wrote in message
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> Interesting effect with the clouds. Is that a leopard pattern + media? It
> really adds to the lazy hazy feel of the image.
Actually it's derived from Rune's Fast Clouds... stacked planes with
double_illuminate.
Andy Cocker
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"Francois Labreque" <fla### [at] videotronca> wrote in message
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> Nice.
Thanks
> If this field has been tended at one point or another in the past, there should
> be piles of rocks somewhere (probably around the tree, or close to the fence).
There are lots of rocks scattered about. The field is grazed by sheep, who avoid
eating
flowers, and don't like getting too close to fence posts.
;-)
Andy Cocker
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"Ben T. Scheele" <sch### [at] tcumnedu> wrote in message
news:3e7aa620@news.povray.org...
> Hey Andrew,
> It looks very nice. One thing that is bothering me though is the tufts
> of grass around the fence posts. You would see that if someone had been
> mowing the field, but then the flowers probably wouldn't be there, unless
> they are dandelions. Also, it seems kind of odd that the fence is one
> continuous curve, and not a bunch of segments. It looks like a sideways
> traintrack as it is. The tree looks really good, and the division technique
> seems to have worked very well.
Thanks. Yes, the fence is not ideal.... I used trace to place spheres along a spline..
took
the easy way, rather than having straight sections of wire.
Andy Cocker
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Excellent image - I would add a few tiny birds on the upper left just to
balance the tree, and perhaps a cow
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