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Swaroop — Shores of Rhea
Published: 2007-05-18 12:32:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 8029; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 867
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Man in search of tranquility had terraformed Rhea (the same had been done to a few other planets and moons). But not many people were willing to leave the comforts of life on earth/earth orbit.But for those eccentric introverts who liked peace and tranquility over everything, this was the place to be in.
Making: Vue 5 , ps7
I hope u like it
Thanks
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Comments: 47
This view is amazing. I would sit on the shore and watch it for hours.
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Beautiful as the first time I watched you as The-Floodling.
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"And lo, there was peace. Then Saturn crashed into the ocean. Lo, the water was High."
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yep! just teh way the sun crashes every evening to give us some respite from the heat!
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yea and 12 mins if u can afford to use the newest 2b-SMX personal transportation vehicle
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can I migrate there, please? (start looking for the emmigration office, and hoping there isn't a line up to go there already)
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thanks
a lot of patience, vue, ps7
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PS7 means adobe photoshop 7 and vue means e-on software's product
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ooh that makes sense haha!
Im dumb
But thanks =]
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alright...you NEED to teach me how to use terragen LOL
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no terragen involved in this
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This looks like the ideal setting for me. It's beautifully created to present a calm, relaxed scene. I love the gentle shades of blue and green, which add to the sense of calm. Excellent use of light, and what a fantastic view as well!
It's a wonderfully imagined and brilliantly created composition. Superb Artwork and great imagery.
Yan
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Gorgeous as usual, Swaroop, but I must say with my silly non-knowledge of computer graphics, the foreground looks out of place.
The planet is simply stunning.
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hmm foreground looks odd because alien and earthly plants have been battling it out for supremacy
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i really like it, but hafta agree. The planet is too close and too big. If a planet with such a large mass was that close to water, the gravitational pull would have the sea jumping out, not calm and placid.
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mmmm
ok, the water there is heavy and viscous... and a large proportion of that water is di-tritiummonoxide rather than the usual dihydrogenmonoxide
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aaah...that would explain it then
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aactually, sometimes when u click pictures on earth.. for example on a vast plain when u zoom into the rising sun/moon with ur telephoto zoom lens at the horizon, against trees in the foreground, the sun/moon does appear disproportionately (pleasantly) large
if u observe discovery channel/nat geo episodes portraying camels/elephants passing by against a huge setting sahara sun?
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Another great piece! ^^ But I think the planet stands out a bit too much, distracts the eye from everything else.
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it had to be that big so its visual weight balances the image
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Oook 
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hmmm, not technical.. just artistic... each element in a piece of art has something called 'visual weight' ... u have to see to it in the overall composition that it is balanced, if your art has to look good... (unless in special circumstances where imbalance would be acceptable
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Hee, OK. I think I get it, thanks ^^
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I just love pictures like this, so imaginative and calming to the eye
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