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I took an informal poll on social media recently asking when folks transitioned to a winter wallpaper. It turns out quite a lot of folks wait until at least December so I decided to attempt one more Autumn render for the year.
This one started out in Gaea as something quite different but I think it works very nicely as an forest scene. I hope you enjoy it!!
Gene [lifer] –
I too grew up in New Hampshire, though I now live in NW Florida (highest elevation in entire state = 345 feet!). This reminds me of my favorite time of year there: fall when the colors are in! This piece captures the feel of that very nicely. Well done, and thank you once again Ryan!
Ozaawaagosh [plusmember] –
looks so realistic, Great render I love the peacefulness of it.
Jason Pond [liferplus] –
I grew up and live in N.H.. This reminds me of a place I fished often as a kid on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee with my Grandpa. Very nice Ryan. Thanks for the memory.
jimbo [basicmember] –
Is it Rendered or a Digital Photo?
It’s hard to tell. Love to see some more of this view as Winter arrives. Might be interesting to see how this would look with some light mist on the water.
Rob Graber [lifer] –
That is magnificent!
Eric [lifer] –
This is, easily, the best autumn render of the year. I love the colors, the warmth, the rocky outcropping, and the reflection in the lake. It’s a very soothing scene and makes for an excellent background. Thank you, Mr. Bliss.
Kana [lifer] –
I am certainly one of those people who waits for winter wallpapers until December. Fall is too short in the Northern US, and people overlook Thanksgiving and shorten the apple cider season too much as it is (silly “peppermint mocha,” wait your turn…)
I don’t want to hasten the snow until its proper time 🙂
Okay, I’m off of my soap box now.
This one is very pretty, although I tend to prefer more variety in color. Certainly a good addition to my “Autumn” DB folder, though! Keep up the wonderful work!
Littlemom [liferplus] –
Very nice one!!! Love the gold tones it’s perfect. I personally wouldn’t be opposed to winter renders :-).