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These are my most recent ones. Hope you like them.
I will add them as i make them.
#1: Response to johannesrs Post-Apocolypse
#2: The Ritual.
#3: Lost Beyond.
 

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fladdermasken

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1 and 3 are actually pretty cool. The rain is sort of overkill though, try to use other means to make it rain. Try the monsoon model, or you know, dance a superstitious tribal dance with rattles and skull jewlery. The grass should be mentioned as well; scale it down, make it less scattered and/or use different models.

In conclusion, rather well done.
 
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I don't think smaller is the way to go here. Smaller means more, and more isn't necessarily good. That, and smaller raindrops will just make it look like a scurry picture. No, if I were to voice my opinion about the first and third one, I'd say you should use the Monsoon model as fladder suggests, only blow it up too a very large size, doing this will spread the raindrops out and make them look rather realistic. Fooling around with that feature may make for a good effect.

That, and I honestly think it needs a better center of focus, not entirely sure what but I just get the feeling "where am I supposed to look" when I look at the terrain. That and I personally think the terrain is too gray, I'd say you should thin out the fog a little go give room for being able to see more, and experiment a bit with the gray fog, possibly giving it a slight blueish touch.
 
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