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Creek Morning

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Creek Morning

Made with Bryce

This is to announce the new tutorial about Good Bryce Trees and Ecosystems Rashad started at a DAZ forum and we completed on my website. This forest consists of exactly 4 (four) Bryce trees, another two make up the foreground bushes. The material on the terrain is David's "Dry grass, moss and stone"; the flowers are also from David: "Bluebell woods", both available here for free; as is the water used "CalmGreyWater". Lit by the Bryce sun with a supporting radial and another radial to brighten up the shadows. Rendered with soft shadows.

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JoAJArchived

-- Fantastic!!

spektyrArchived

It makes me want to grab a fly rod and hip waders so I can catch some dinner. ;-)

AlexandrArchived

This is MARVELOUS! Horo, You used Rashad's rules very efficiently! I shall try to make a picture with such an ecosistem (I mean on the foreground) myself... You have my 5!

t_bahlesArchived

As always a nice job Horor

bullit35744Archived

Awesome really beautiful!!

HoroArchived

Thank you both for your kind comments. Rashad - the tree leaves have too much bump and the bark not enough. That's what I complain. I was a bit hasty with this one. The sky a tad too dark? Perhaps, it's early morning, though. The evening scene is currently in the render, started yesterday and should finish the day after tomorrow. I think that one rocks even more.

rashadcarter1Archived

Wow. That is truly a thought provoking scenario. Excellent very natural looking vegetation complexity as ecosystem. Of course the lighitng choices work really well. If I was to force myself to nit pick I might say the sky color could be a little brighter the justify the indirect light, but again that is mere nitpicking, the sky as is remains just fine. Fine work here Horo, and yes thanks to your for the tutorial that is clear and easy to implement. 5/5

connorzelinskyArchived

4 trees?? That is awesome. Very nice scene. I am going to have to check out that tutorial.