I know this has been asked before, but can I in all honestly post an image like this in the bryce gallery? Poser figure, imported into Bryce, plus one 3ds plant imported. Shrubs are bryce trees dropped down below the terrains. Rendered in Bryce and then quite a lot of post work to deliberately try to produce something with a painterly feel to it, rather than a photo. I call it "Deep in thought"

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In my opinion (this is just an opinion), I think you could post it in either Bryce or Mixed Medium. I always thought the pic should be in the gallery of the program that rendered it. (Bryce) I've seen Poser figures renedered in Lightwave, then posted in the Poser gallery, seems like an unfair advantage, lol. Up to you. Great picture! AS

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Early on, I was posting images to both the Bryce and Poser galleries if I used both programs in creating the image. I now post to the program used to render, even if there is extensive postwork. I'd agree with Agent Smith on this one.

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Lovely image, would make such a good print :)

This is beautiful chohole and I agree with the others, whatever program you render in is the place to post it. This is sooooo good I think you should sell it in the market place. A fine piece of work. Catlin

Great image chohole.

The image is really beautiful, and I agree with the others above. Bryce rendered it, so Bryce gallery is where it belongs. Stefano

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What's the dif? I did the same thing with this.

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Nice work, I'd say the Bryce gallery would be fine...

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