King's Bend

I like really much your first shot. Your photoshoping skills are very good!

The LOTing is quite nice, though a few parts don't make sense. What's with the chimney in the middle of the park? And it seems quite awkward that there are trails leading to nowhere, while the areas that people would usually walk on have nothing but grass.

 

But overall, I think that it's looking good. (The lightning effects are impressive)

The stormy day/sunny night contrast is fantastic.

I had always wondered what perfection looked like... ;) THe MMPing and colour palette is brilliant, as is the use of my curved office BAT.

Wow, the photoshopping is just amazing, you really captivated me with the first image alone. I'm gonna be following this really closely cause the pictures are simply spectacular! There's always something unique about the images you present :)

Looks really, really amazing...absolutely beautiful!

This is so beautiful!

You have taking the pictures on a place where the nature look really.

The graphics are really nice to see!

Keep it up!

Love the use of 120 Collins in this! Its a beautiful building in real life too. The pictures are amazing!!

@SUNV- Umm The chimney randomly in the park is quite normal as allot of British parks are made from old industrial areas, and chimneys are normally left for historical proposes or they are cheapskates. Also paths in GB do tend to just go nowhere

Amazing, this is amazing work.  That first daytime shot started loading and I initially thought, "Oh, he's using real-life imagery in this on- oooOOOOOooh!  He's NOT!"  Extreme attention to detail, you say?  I say, it looks extremely detailed.

The stormy picture is definately one of the best photoedited SC4 pictures I have ever seen! WOW!

Wow, love the photoshopping, lot editing and general feel of everything 

Amazing!

Looks great once again! I must say that the first picture is quite impressive. 

I love that park. Great work.

I am lack of vocabulary and I can only say your work is splendid! 

Great use of NBVC's stone paths - and amazing photoshopping, as always.