Voting- Voting will take/continue for 3 days (in the Bryce Forum), unless otherwise noted and cease at 12 Midnight Renderosity Time on the Last Day of voting.

• Any Renderosity member may vote, whether they have entered the Challenge or not.

• Members cannot vote for themselves.

• 3-2-1 Voting System *

     * View all entries before voting.

     * Each voter will decide on 3 entries they personally like the best.

     * Give 3 points to your most favorite. 2 points to your next, and 1 point to your final favorite.

 Votes should be posted like this;

    MemberOne - 3 points

    MemberTwo - 2 Points

    MemberThree - 1 Point

     * 3 pictures, 3 point votes, no more, no less. Anything different cannot be counted as point votes.

HMs can be added if you wish.

-  After voting is completed, the votes will be tallied, and the Winners announced in the Bryce Forum.

• The Winners will be given an award image they may use on their personal site, or however they see fit.

• In the case of any ties, the members will share the placements.

• The First Place Winner(s), will then choose  the next months theme. 

Good luck to all the entries!

Link to entries

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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster

And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...

3 - Dhama - Very well made scenery.
2 - Orbital - Lovely atmosphere and water.
1 - Zorzim - I like the use of buildings from Google Warehouse.

As a side note, I feel I should mention a little bit of postwork I forgot to mention on my entry - the two little moons next to the space elevator were added in CS3. Not a big deal, but meh.

#   1  dahma         3 points
# 18   orbital         2 points

15  grafikeer     1 point

dan whiteside # 20 -- 3 pts.
dhama  # 1 -- 2 pts.
orbital # 18 -- 1 pt.

this was fun..and everyone did such a good job!

 

“For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who don't believe, no proof is possible.”

[Stuart Chase]

 Good theme and some darn fine images!
dhama #1 - 3 pts
orbital #18 - 2 pts
grafikeer #15 - 1 pt

3pt   -    Orbital                     couldn't fault it
2pt  -    Dhama                    despite I dont' like this FOV its a great image
1pt  -    xoxroth                     lovely terrains and a place I'd like to visit

H.Ms to     AnnieD - beautiful but lacked something in the distance
                     Zorzim - a mamoth work
                   Thandulaz and Grafikeer

3 pts  - dhama
2 pts  - xoxroth
1 pt   -  thunderstone

Great works from everyone !

3 pts-dhama
2 pts-xoxroth
1 pt -orbital

There are a lot of things worse than dying, being afraid all the time would be one.

My Gallery

1=3pts

#7= 2pts
#10= 1 pts 

 

Once in a while I look around,
I see a sound
and try to write it down
Sometimes they come out very soft
Tinkling light sound
The Sun comes up again

 

 

 

 

 

All good entries...so hard to choose!Here are my picks...

Orbital....3 points
Marimart...2 points
Dhama...1 point

Honourable mentions to Dan Whiteside,zorzim,xoxroth

AnnieD  3 points
Marimart 2 points
Orbital 1 point

"I'm back!  Except when I'm not here.  But then again, I'm still back!  I'm just back somewhere else that's not back here :)"

3 points - thandaluz
2 points - AnnieD
1 point - Marimart

good work all

Experience is no substitute for blind faith.

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Wow, was this a tough one to vote for. I had 4 tied for 1st place and 4 tied for second place.

3pts Dhama
2 pts AnnieD
1 pts Orbital

HM Zorzim, Thandaluz, Grafikeer, Adbc, Marimart & Dan Whiteside

Lots of excellent entries!

Orbital - 3 points: Truly fine work here. Very inspiring.

Zorzim - 2 points: This has great photographic potential. The waves on the water are the wrong scale, other than that this look slike a real photo more or less.

Grafikeer - 1 point: For me this comes together very nicely. I love the simplicity of it.

Dhama - HM This is professional level work. I really love to look at your renders because they are always amazing. Love the sense of open space.

Congrats to all on a very impresive challenge turnout.

**#14 Thandaluz - 3 points
**
#7 ri001 - 2 points

#10 AnnieD - 1 point

HM to Orbital, Zorzom and Marimart.

Excellent entries throughout.

3 points Dhama. Lovely image, I knew this challenge would be right up your street and you didn't disappoint.
2 points Marimart. Very creative in a whimsical way.
1 point Zorizim. Great stuff, only thing that looks out of place are the birds. The scale suggests they look bigger than some of the houses.
HM Thandulaz and Dan Whiteside.
Thanks for everyone taking part as well hope you enjoyed the theme!

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#   1  dahma         3 points - Adorable scene. Well elaborated.
# 18  orbital          2 points - A scene pleasant, great scenic distribution.
#   7  rj001            1 point   - A vision different from a river. Magic result with the distribution of the components.

Congratulations for the participation of all.

Dhama  3 points
Orbital   2 points
Xoxroth 1 points

#18 orbital - 3pts
#1 dhama - 2pts
#10 AnnieD - 1pt.

Dhama 3 pts
Orbital 2 pts
AnnieD 1 pt

My vote.

Dhama 3 pts
Orbital  2 pts
AnnieD 1 pt

Voting is closed.

Available on Amazon for the Kindle E-Reader

All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster

And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...