This is the first of a series of images called Infinite Justice. ( Yes, I know it was the initial codename for the Afgan War.) It's called Burial Of The Last Elder. It is the first time I've used alot of props in poser, and Man does it slow up the render. I want to acknowledge some of the artists' products I used as I think they are of exceptional value and quality. Liteluvr for the excellent trees, Caleb68 for the incredible Darkages kits, Darkworld for the millennium bow, and Deimos for the grass props.

How did you do the composite? (i.e., foreground (props?) (background? - Bryce? background pic? Very nicely assembled!

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019

The foreground area is nice. I'd strongly suggest repositioning the cart in the background, though. It's very difficult to tell what the figure in the background is doing. It took a while for me to realize that the guy was not placing the cart on the mound of dirt (burial mound?) but that the cart just happened to be right behind him. (His hands blend into the wood of the cart, skewing the perspective.) You might want to move it over to the right a bit so there is room between it and the man.

Crescent, thanks for the input. You're right. The cart would look better shifted and make the mans hands become more apparent. Geep, The mountain in the background is bryce. The rest are props.This was all done in poser. Thanks to both of you for taking the time to look at it.

Looks good. How did you make the grave mound? I like the grass prop too, I just used it on my first render. Take a look, I'm amazed at the simularity. (I'm just a begginer)

Looking good! Keep up the good work.