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Sta.sh
Please tell me you saved it exactly how it looks here....
I have a few suggestions that would really make this piece spectacular:
You really should think about making just the hills very green and foresty.
All you have to do is add green surface layers (there are some that come with Terragen) but edit them by limiting their altitudes under the "advanced distribution" tab so that they only appear on the hills and not the ruins (with the "max altitude" slider)... then you could add another surface layer (just to experiment) to the ruins by setting the "min altitude" slider so that it only appears on the building.
And finally, the clouds look really good, but the sky itself (maybe its the colors) seems to be lacking somehow. Tweak those things and you have a masterpiece render here... unless of course you get real cocky and want to add some ancient sculpture looking art to the faces of the building... and maybe a few entrances