Mt Manchester AZ

[B0rn2Rune]

I dont know if this image is right or not, but this is the start of Mt Manchester in Arizona. (according to the DEM). But the finaly image after messing with the Atmos and lighting it turned out quite stunning. {edit} removed the tape it didnt look right.

Edited March 23, 2005 by B0rn2Rune

[NienorGT]

Look nice...

But your tape look like to fly in air and to not be aplied on a surface...

[vincent]

sorry, but i lived in az and that is (N)

if you wanna see a nice mt in az, check out superstition mountain.

[B0rn2Rune]

thanks for the pic dude, I have never been there. And I was hoping for something like that if I had the right DEM. I just didnt realise it was like a mountain range. But I actually thought the pic turned out okay so I posted it, realistic or not.

[vincent]

thanks for the pic dude, I have never been there. And I was hoping for something like that if I had the right DEM. I just didnt realise it was like a mountain range. But I actually thought the pic turned out okay so I posted it, realistic or not.

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i highly recommend seeing that mountain someday in your life time, something about that spot that makes you appreciate life soo much. Theres a ghost town museum there and the best prickly pear ice cream you can get

[B0rn2Rune]

LMAO thanks dude. I am actually English living in the USA so there is a lot I have not seen. But plan on it :p and what ever a prickly pear is LOL

[vincent]

LMAO thanks dude. I am actually English living in the USA so there is a lot I have not seen. But plan on it :p and what ever a prickly pear is LOL

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in mexico they call the fruit of the cactus "Tuna" and the US its called prickly pear.

And at that museum they make there very own ice cream right there in the shop.

the building is at least 100yr's old. and if your there try out the restaraunt a few steps away " mammoth" something, the best burgers you can eat

[B0rn2Rune]

So basically its some fruit of a Cactus...sounds interesting. But why name it Tuna?. But sounds like you miss that place, a lot different from Seattle I bet.