Thank you all for helping me to resolve my problem;) Now this image will be seen on my home page here.Have you checked out my image on the poser forum on this site?Please send me your Critique.

Nice, I like the image layout but I do have a couple of comments (remember, these are just my opinions). The pose is very good, but the nearside hand (right) isn't actually resting on anything. I know how difficult it is to get a pose into Bryce from Poser so that it looks right. One trick you might like to try is to create a block in Poser and pose the figure on top of it. Export everything into Bryce (figure and block) and position it so that it matches your Bryce "background". The only other comments I would make are that the image appears very pale, have you done any post-work on this? I usually render a mask of the central figure(s) and feather the figure into the background, as well as increasing colour saturation, contrast and brightness to increase the "richness" of the image. Hope this helps some Paul

heyas; i like the pose and the setting, and i like how the drink casts a coloured shadow on her skin. but that's an awful direction for the shadows to be falling. you cut her face right in half :) try moving the sun around to different angles and see what that looks like.

Lobo uk and bloodsong, Thanks for the critiques can alway's use constructive criticism I was trying to capture the idea that she was using the shade to shield her eyes from the sun. I'm sure Lobouk's advice on posing with props in poser first will be well used. In answer to your question, no I haven't done any post compositing except for applying my name and title. The blandness was caused by using volumetric world. I have another version of this drawing with no volumetric world. The colors are a lot better and I edited her upper thigh where it looked somewhat detached.I hope to post a gallery soon.