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Short winter day
Bryce 7.1 Pro. Render Normal AA, time about 30 hours. Trees from here http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/index.php?ViewProduct=90317 The rest is modeled in Bryce. Another example of creating a false GI with light sources.
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* Thank you, David. There is a bit of blue. You could add the blue in the shadows and yellow highlights. However, the shooting conditions, filters and lighting can be varied. http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4526/118517862.3/0_4e1cf_c34352b4_orig
Excellent setup, the snow looks very good, I'd like to see more blue and less light from the sky, to give deeper bluer shadows for the shadow regions. http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-photo-14074506-winter-landscape-at-sunset-spruce-tree-forest-covered-by-snow.php is the kind of blueness I'm thinking of. Not that we get much snow in my part of the world. And when we do it turns quickly to dirty slush. To me also, the trees foliage seems to be glowing slightly. Nice scene.
* Thanks, Rashad. Before you begin to visualize, I looked on the internet dozens of photos on the subject.
Magical render. Feels cold and very "northern." The lighting is successful and possibly on the generous side, but I tend to think it better to er on the side of too much light rather than too little. Fantastic job as always, Alexey!