Really nice, your best piece in this style so far

The only thing I can fault is the plants above the big waterfall on the right look blurry compared to other parts, I dont know if its clone stamp or painting or anything else, and its not that bad, just next to some quite sharp plants its noticable.

Good job though

good job

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Very well done. The lighting is awesome, especially how it's hitting that rock in the far left corner. good job!

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such an awesome sense of atmosphere with this piece. Great job!

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looks great dude

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Cool sexy stuff man

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Has a peaceful look to it. Really nice...

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I could tell there was Vue influnce right away, I just know these things yet I know the palm tree is a photo, as Vue palms to have a distinguishly different "look" about them the base render was cool as is but this is an improvement I like how you only needed the minimum too, like rendering the base only in a standard atmospher rather than a spectral one, since when the sky is going to be painted over - who needs to waste additional hours waiting for a spectral atmosphere to render?

Up until the start of this year, the computer I used Vue 6 on was no better than yours and rendering big images occasionally took days! it is possible though, choose the size you want the final image to be (say, 4000px wide for example, that's my usual size) but rather than render it right away - choose a "render area" and do it about a quarter at a time (save each strip, make a new render area just overlapping the last to ensure no "gaps" and render another) - if you do it right - it should be easy to peice these render strips together (I do mine horizontally, starting from the bottom up )

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so brilliant... WOW...

The sky looks absolutely amazing, the waterfall is so... so.. fraking bleeding awesome....

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