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Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degroot org> wrote:
> I went back to the drawing board and took up TomTree more seriously with
> the Docs at hand. The result is here, in a fair weather view of the
> scene, and the stone pines as I intended them.
>
> My experience now shows that it is better to work first on a TomTree
> file, with a proof render to see how modelling progresses, and only
> after that read it into POV-Tree for a mesh export. Second, only use the
> mesh export for distant views and use the blob version for the foreground.
>
> Thomas
Nice and luminous landscape, remind me some 1800's painting (can't remember
who).
Goog work. With the same backgound image you can compose two different
ambiences, one dark and sad, the other sunny and happy.
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