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Another image in my "The Three" series. This time, three statues, three people, three moons and three millions islands. And 27 birds, 3 to the 3rd power.
The other images of this series are below. Hope you enjoy the series. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Let me give my you my comments:
1) "The texture of rock is not adapted ... replace grey by brow ... is wood ? "
It's not rock. It's not wood. This is an alien world, it's a material that doesn't exist in our world.
2) "The water reflexion is so regular around island ... no move in water with 3 moon?"
You must be talking about tides. Does our moon cause tides in a lake on Earth? A tide is only caused on massive amounts of water, like our very deep and vast oceans. This ocean is not deep, is shallow, so the tides are very, very soft.
Regular reflections - on Earth a lake has a regular reflection. Why? When there's no wind. So, that's the explanation.
3) "The three is so .... horyzontal so linear / no angles "
This is a really strange comment... It's like commenting that a person standing is so linear...
Yes, I like it, that is my aesthetics decision. This has a symbolism but I will not explain it to you. Either you see it or you don't.
4) "and ... the small three have identic diameter with the adult?"
I don't understand what you mean.
5) "Island is reapΓ©tive to segond plan SMALL/BIG/SMALL SMALL/BIG/SMALL SMALL/BIG/SMALL SMALL/BIG/SMALL SMALL/BIG/SMALL SMALL/BIG/SMALL"
I don't know if you're talking about aesthetics or realism. If it's aesthetics, I like it, that is my aesthetics decision. If it's realism, this is an alien planet, so realism is different.
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Sorry my english is really so bad. XD write three XD is Tree.Β
I so stupid.Β
You justificate is really good... but this rock texture is a real problems for me 
Good work Good work.Β
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Very very warm. Could i imagine more sun? No obviously. It's warms me as real sun can.
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No, this was rendered in Vue.
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wow this is a very interesting piece. good dedication to your theme
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wow you can do so much with those statues 
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Is.... beauty... but ... The texture rock is no natural.. no realistic.... no exist.Β
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Thanks. Why do you think that is rock? It's not.
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Petit passage sur Google Translate:
La texture de la pierre est tellement rΓ©guliere que l'on pourrait facilement la confondre avec du bois ou .... enfin elle est trop parfaite. Surtout pour une tΓͺte qui est thΓ©oriquement tombΓ© de haut.
Small passage on Google Translate
The texture of the stone is so smooth as it could easily be confused with wood or .... well it's too perfect. Especially for a head that is theoretically fell from above.
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featured here features of the week! and my new art
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A remarkable series of images and a level of Sci-Fi rarely seen. Β Makes me want to learn everything I can about who built them, for what reason, how long ago, where did they go...
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Makes me think of a very mysterious fantasy setting, with most of its history either lost to the sands of time or shrouded in myth. It also makes me think of making many, many bridges.
Nice work.
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Thank you! Intriguing is good.
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So there should be 81 Islands and 243 Trees^^
Great Picture (as always). Btw are the planets imagers or part of the render?
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haha! 
The planets are part of the render. Everything is part of the render in my images. My post-work is usually just some minor contrast adjustments, some de-saturation, some subtle glow here and there. I usually do all my post in 5 or 10 minutes.
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Beautiful 'dreamy' scene, very serene !
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it.
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