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Alpine

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Just a bunch of terrains, an image sky, and foleypro's wonderful filler forest. It's a 2d plane with trees on it basically. The mountains are textured with a modified preset material, and the sky pic I downloaded off some website which I can't remember. Playing around with picture skies.

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rashadcarter1Archived

Yes, negative lights are very powerful tools. I use them secretly in indoor scenes. They are extremely useful and very well used here.

gatArchived

. good use of negative lights

icecreammanArchived

Lit with Bryce sun, plus two negative spotlights...(*gasp*, yes I actually used negative lighting) to add cloud shadow on the left terrains. Yes gat, I could of used haze here... I didn't want to, plus it looked crummy when I tried it. Thanks for the compliments, glad you like it.

rashadcarter1Archived

Excellent. Looks amazing. How was the scene lit? a sure 5/5!

davidbrinnenArchived

Good job compositing the 2D elements with the 3D terrains. Trees look excellent, sky is very pleasing. Perhaps the mountains are a bit extreme in their steepness - don't know, round here, the ground is very flat. Looks good anyhow!

gatArchived

. Excellent image, it looks like a forest. Those 2D trees look very 3D to me. Nice job, the only thing is that those mountains should be covered by more haze.

spektyrArchived

One word: Beautiful Another word: Sublime Oh heck. A bunch of words: Spiritual, Natural, Tranquil, Inspiring, Moving, Contemplative......Shoot! Where's that Thesaurus gotten to? ;-) Beautifuly done! 5/5

HoroArchived

As long as Bryce produces such flat skies as it does, using photographs is a feasible way to go. It looks great. The bright snowy ridge is a very bold way to do a foreground.