"Not so say poser users are the only problem..." But Poser displays this problem more than other galleries purely because the ease of which Poser renders can be created. You can import everything from the people (obviously), props, textures and clothing to actual poses, expressions and light arrangements. Digital painting by numbers, without the problems of painting over the line. And there's nothing wrong with that, if it flicks your bean, but it does make for somewhat speedy image production. There was a brief discussion in the Bryce forum about a certain awesome Poser artist who barely got any comments, IMO because he did not do T&A or anything recognisably "Poser". I think he averages about 1 comment for every 100+ views. Unfortunately, the mention of Poser, and to a large degree Bryce, will prevent your work from being considered for a lot of galleries, no matter how good it is. It's just a reputation that's grown up around the software over the years and now it's impossible to break. The bottom line is, if you want your stuff to be taken seriously (not that I do - yet) don't under any circumstances mention you use these two programs to create it!