" Now I was thinking of Posting the larger version of what I posted above in the gallery....should I?"

I think you should - sometimes simplicity is the best policy and this suits the subject.

" Now I was thinking of Posting the larger version of what I posted above in the gallery....should I?"

I cannot think of anything, but then I didn't think of this in the first place so I guess it's up to you, but be careful of adding too much and of taking away the focus from the main model.

As long as I know I'm still talking to you, you can be Analog anything you like - pity about the trademark though.

I'm not so bad with PhotoShop myself (not brilliant but I know my way around most of it) yet I've not tried the inverting method... I may have a go with it if you get results like you just did though... (envy mode - on!)

Lol.

I was hoping to run more tests this weekend, but I've been just informed that I have to work Saturday and Sunday.  So will see how that goes.

I'd rather compose the entire image inside Bryce if possible and get the same effect... I havent managed to get the same intense colors as you and erosiaart have achieved.

I was also thinking of generating a Jelly Like creature like the sample photo I posted,  using Taurus and Sphere shapes with Multi Replicate.

So many ideas.....so little time.

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

P.S. My second comment about not adding too much was actually in reply to your comment:
"Does it need anything added to it??"

Not sure why you can't replicate the colours in Bryce that I'm getting.

But then I have trouble replicating the colours that YOU get...

You're right about time - there's never enough of it.

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Not sure why you can't replicate the colours in Bryce that I'm getting.

But then I have trouble replicating the colours that YOU get...

I'll try and take some time to post some of the steps from start to finish so you could see how I'm doing it....maybe that will shed some light on the colors.

"I'll try and take some time to post some of the steps from start to finish so you could see how I'm doing it....maybe that will shed some light on the colors."

That would be great, thanks.  I like step by step.