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From exether@demo.xandmail.com:
I really like the image. Great work in decaying the rocks.









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From noe.falzon@tiscali.fr:
That's quite good ! I feel as if I were there. I nearly hear the comming
goblins...

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From god@rajram.com:

It's not really original, but its amazing!  Good job with the image!  Except,
there are some flaws.  It isn't worn out enough.


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From rgow@lanset.com:
Good depiction of Moria. Nice work with the isosurfaces. Rubble seems too
regularly shaped for the cracks.







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From hildurka@simnet.is:
I like the isosurfaces, the stone altar and the pillars look 
great. Also the cracks in the walls. But the textures need 
some work, they look to "Povrayish" to me. Good layout, 
great lighting, the radiosity settings are perfect. I guess 
the only thing that bothers me are the textures, not 
realistic enough, they look like something you could buy 
in a store, rather than natural rock.

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From helene.dumur@free.fr:
Amazing ! I love your picture, it's really the Moria. Looking at this, I can
hear the voice of Gandalf...

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From the_dark_allies@hotmail.com:
Some nice work, though the axe needs some re-touching, and I am not sure why you
chose a purplish color?


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From Knight-Graphics@earthlink.net:
Continue to push the limits of your imagination (and your computer).

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From p_chan@shaw.ca:
Excellent work!  The crumbling walls look great.  I find 
the transition to blackness at the doorway on the right 
too sudden.  This is probably meant to be the opening 
into a wide chamber, but since we cannot see the floor 
because of the camera angle, it seems "empty."

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From slone@hiwaay.net:
Very nice, well lit. The textures seem a little monotonous,
but I guess everything was cut from the same stone. Maybe a
pattern of broken tiles instead of a smooth flat floor would 
look more interesting.


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From file:
Cool scene, great job with the stones.


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From file:
Cool scene, great job with the stones.


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From file:
Well done! I immediately recognized the scene (of course, I was named after a
character of Tolkien's so...). The textures, however, were a little off.
Something polished about even the rough stones. Good job, though.
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From file:
This is excellent. Really, it's very good - a little bit tombraider and a little
bit Kazadum and it makes a good picture. If only more people had done images to
this quality. There are times when even for me, I feel that too many skeletons
spoil the broth, as has happened this round with the Halloween skeleton
convention. Sorry - I digress. I'm glad to see you didn't put any skeletons in.
-RICH


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From file:
Great textures and lighting.  I didn't see the cobwebs until I maxed the image
size, but they look great
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From file:
Great atmosphere!
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