Tannhauser Gate

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By: Frank Hettick
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Frank Hettick {Karma:119}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus E10
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Uploaded	4/14/2002	Film / Memory Type	Digital ASA 80
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taner doner {K:331} 8/27/2003

3D Max ?

sean slavin {K:3488} 4/15/2002

another good one frank but i agree with kennard. the stars along the atmosphere line seem to bright while the sky above the planet doesn't have any. are you using bryce or another terragen software package for your planets? 8)

Phillip Cohen

{K:10561} 4/15/2002

Frank, another winner! Where did you find the planet graphic? I recently purchased a polaroid film recorder to make 35mm slides direct from the computer, you have given me all sorts of ideas.

kennard {K:106} 4/14/2002

I like this image a lot. You may want to fade out the stars that are lower in the sky as they approach the atmosphere. They seem a little too bright down there. Otherwise, a very compelling image.

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