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Published: 2004-12-18 06:28:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 9717; Favourites: 87; Downloads: 3002
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a high altitude winterscene like those one can see in the desolate physiological deserts of the himalayas.everyone submitting winter scenes. but I dont get snow in my city, so I can only create terragen snow
I hope you like it. If you full view, I am sure you will like it
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Realy good picture but the snow looks a bit bad me thinks it should snow in india 2 make u happy
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Nice work alltogether 
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i do love your snow seens best of all; and the windswept snow here is just magnificent
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I'm supposed to have snow here [Sweden], but for some reason not this year!
So, this will have to do instead.
Great job!!!
Where in India do you live? ...My sister is visiting there right now!
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PS: I live in Finland
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Damn the weather!!! But I have a feeling...
I'll cross my fingers for you too!!
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Thanks m8
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brrrrrrrrrrr,, can feel the cold all the way thru the monitor.......
Nice!!!!
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Gorgeous IMage
And be happy your created sno looks excellent and you dont have to live in the cold weather where it does snow take care and great work
jeep
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but it is harsh to be facing the brutal tropical sun even during winter over here
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Yes
I lived 6 years on okinwa and 2 years in the phillippines so I have a good Idea of what you are talking about
Jeep
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Man would be nice to do a collab with an scenary like this.
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That's beautiful.. it looks really cold. Which is good for me to look at, since I'm in the middle of a very hot Australian summer. Most people like the summer, but it drains my energy, so I just have to sit inside and look at this image.
I have a creative suggestion also. The clouds pattern that you use for the misty effect looks a bit recognisable and two-dimensional. You may wish to try running a blur over the clouds pattern before applying it to the image, I think it would look more natural.
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i know... how HOT is it here?!?!? where abouts are you?
im down on the coast... it was 35 degrees here today... with wind! =oS
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I know its summer in teh southern hemisphere!
but in India , though it is winter, the maximum temperature at my city never goes below 26 and minimum never goes below 10 ( in Bangalore)
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I'm in Perth, so usually we'd have it worse, but yeah 35 degrees really sucks!
(we're talking centigrade, for all you US people who think we're insane)
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yeah well normally we have a nice sea breeze to cool it down... but it was a really hot wind coming from the evil desert...
and today its really hot and muggy
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I know its summer in teh southern hemisphere!
but in India , though it is winter, the maximum temperature at my city never goes below 26 and minimum never goes below 10 ( in Bangalore)
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that sounds like where i live... it doesnt snow in winter where i am
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and if I blur as u suggested , may be it will look more realistic . . .but it would take away the volumetric effect of the fog
and I think in high windspeeds,fog is concentrated as whiffs
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Maybe the different fog layers could be blurred a different amount? It wouldn't take much. I just hate seeing that recognisable pattern. But never mind -I'm sure it's not familiar to many people, so it doesn't matter.
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Loving it to bits.. but yeah, I can see what ur saying about the 2d look of the mist.. looks like one flat layer, but im not gonna complain, i couldnt do it that well myself...
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