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Another lost city found...
IBL generated from sky, rendered with free volumetric cloud that came with 7.0 content. Other elements borrowed from, http://www.daz3d.com/i/shop/itemdetails/?item=11032 and http://www.daz3d.com/i/shop/itemdetails/?item=11175
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Very well done David, i like the sense of scale
The city looks quite vast as well. I imagine the size of a human and I get the feeling this city is several miles across. Looks great generally. It feels a bit blue, but for the mood of the piece it fits well. The clouds are great.
It looks a bit like a creater with the walls surrounding the city ruin. I particularly like how the sunlit and shadowy parts came out. High contrast but what's in the shadow can still be seen. Lighting is excellent. I don't see what could be improved, so it must be a 5/5.
Thank you! To answer questions, yes it is a single terrain, originally created using the DTE in a similar way to the method used in the "cityscape" video. Sin filters used with quantisation to create the steps. The material used on the "city" was just borrowed from the other terrain in the foreground. It is shameless advertising for the products used in the DAZ gallery. I combine a few sets and put in the links and hope no one objects.
I am sure the archaeologists popped bottels when they discovered this huge city. ;-) As usual a perfect Bryce picture. the buildings of the lost city are looking really very well. Is not an easy job to achive that. I never got it so accuratly. I suppose its one single terrain? I love the texture of the city and the wall of rocks around it, too. Have both the same texture?
As always, very realistic! Very nice landscape, clouds and morning haze.