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The GT500 Shelby 1967, F51, Hemicuda CV and HT and the Limo black and white are from DAZ3D. In the Land Rover Freelander and the following GT500 sits a Michael 4 from DAZ. The Eurolink train is from the Google 3D Warehouse. Bryce 7 is supposed to import SketchUp models, but we're not there yet. I exported the train via a free Ruby script from SketchUp as obj. I modelled the bridge myself. Lit by a strong Bryce sun and the MoonBlueGeey HDRI and rendered with soft shadows at 36 rpp. The render is based on http://www.bryce5.com/details.php?image_id=2454
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Wow! Realy good picture! Great water and very realiistic light. Terain in the background looks a bit simple, but it isn't a flaw, I realy like the way stone surface apear under the grass. Great job!
Horo I like it very much, you are a master, exelent!!!
I really really like this one alot. very nice indeed!!
Thank you Rashad. Initially, this was a highway bridge with two lanes. That render I made for another reason a few weeks ago. Here, I moved all cars over because I wanted a cheap possibility to test SketchUp import. Yes, 75% soft shadows from the sun is generous. 50 or probably 35 would have been more natural looking.
The lighting lands very nicely on the train itself! Very good. The soft shadows are a bit too soft I think, but that is a judgment call. The materials look fabulous to me. The background terrain confuses me a bit, perhaps some trees would have made it look a little more natural. The sky setting is very clever. Water looks perfect. Nice arrangement of vehicles. I would have assumed that there would be two lanes in each direction, not one. I thought I could see another lane on the other side of the train rail, am I wrong? I know that compositionally it makes more sense to have both lanes visible on this one side. You even placed a driver in the jeep, nice touch!