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Sultry noon

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Sultry noon

Made with Bryce

Bryce 7.1 Pro. Render Normal AA. Time is 3: 21: 47. File size 9.36 Mb. All modeled in Bryce. Used cloning function: Trees, bushes at the left (Bryce Tree) and 2D flowers on the right in the foreground.

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slepalexArchived

Thanks, Horo. I all time try to get rid of this trade mark. :)

HoroArchived

Again late here. The sky with that much haze could hint for a thunderstorm later in the day if it's afternoon, or it may evaporate if it is morning. The green is somewhat of a trademark of yours. Perhaps it has to do with the display setting? Saturation is very high, some yellow is missing. Everything is just awesome. You get my full marks for this.

slepalexArchived

Thank you for rating my friends. I totally agree! Too green grass in my head ... :)

STKyddArchived

Very nice render, the clouds look awsome, but i have to agree about the grass a little too green, Good job.

rashadcarter1Archived

Excellent. Has the touch of a master, no doubt. I find myself agreeing 100% with the feedback thus far. The saturation of the green grass is too high, creating an almost storybook appeal. This contrasts the otherwise very realistic landscape and cloudscape. The haze is a bit dense perhaps, but forgivable. The trees look good, but could afford greater individuality. The overall effect is breathtaking. Wonderful sense of scale which I know the haze helps with a great deal. Light comes in at a nice romantic angle. Very Very nice. Full marks, obviously!

davidbrinnenArchived

Possibly a little hazy under such a sky (which incidentally looks really very good indeed). As Electro-elvis said above, the camera position is well chosen, the scene is well constructed and the grass is - in my view also - a little too green. Maybe like me, Electro-elvis lives in the UK? Where we are used to viewing our landscapes in more subtle shades of grey? Do not let that put you off though. 5/5

electro-elvisArchived

Very well choosen camera position. The sky looks so big! Good modelled landscape and houses. The only little thing IMHO the grass looks a bit too green for my taste, but 5 of 5