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Submitted: January 9, 2012
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The Explorerby ~Hst-77

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Scenes / Futuristic & Sci-Fi

Humans landing on an alien planet and they find a old culture.

All done in vue and little bit photoshop.

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=paulsgruff Feb 26, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Amazing render, the haziness is perfect and I love how much sky you left in the shot, really adds a sense of scale to this!

*ArthurBlue Feb 25, 2012

Very good! Very crisp and clean render, with great lighting (the back of the astronaut is perfectly illuminated with the bounced light).
The photoshop bit is the planet, is it?

The texture of the planet does not seem to follow the curvature of the sphere, at least to my eyes.
The spacesuit looks awesome. Could you share where you got it? I will totally understand if you don't want to.

*RS-foto Jan 16, 2012 Professional Photographer

Good news, your work is featured in my recent journal! [link]

~KnowYouAre Jan 16, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

nice work Mate!

~Hst-77 Jan 10, 2012

thank you =oversee, very nice comment

=overseer Jan 10, 2012 Digital Artist

Agree with the previous statements and will just say: Cool! First word that popped into my mind. THIS would be the one transmission NASA should receive from one of their vessels!

An I like the fact that it's somewhat oversharpened and grainy. Makes the effect of it being a transmission from a camera onboard a landed vessel of some sort very believable!