A sense of scale by Bambam131

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 20, 2006

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A sense of scale Looking back at Saturn from Iapetus, in this image I was trying to give a sense of scale with my 3 astronauts walking towards the summit of a crater ridge. This is still only a test images as I have created over 100 different perspectives using different terrain to try to find one that works for me. Thanks for all the feed back as I will continue to post more of this series. Cheers, David

Comments (28)

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cole4965

5:25PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

Very powerful image! Well done.

wingnut55

5:30PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

very clever ! best viewed on a wiiiide screen !

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Beemer

5:37PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

Yessssssss!

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Bambam131

5:42PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

wingnut55, this is the small version, the original was done at 3840X2742. If you would like you can view a larger version at my website but, still not at full scale. cheers, David

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Azraelll

5:43PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

Great work! Finished image should be outta this world. ;)

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lordgoron

6:18PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

OoO That is amazing! I love the composition, will make an excellent wallpaper ;)

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ysvry

6:36PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

great picture, just put a little lander on the top ledge so we know were they came from.

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sackrat

8:06PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

Nicely done.

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TheBryster

9:04PM | Mon, 20 February 2006

..in this image I was trying to give a sense of scale You succeeded beyond your wildest dreams. Brilliantly done!

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Mikan

12:08AM | Tue, 21 February 2006

ohoooooo, how I love this image; the only thing that probably comes to mind is the great contrast between the terrain those astronauts walk by and the perfect surface of Saturn that doesn't have a scratch on it! congrats!

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MarkHirst

2:23AM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Space really is BIG. Standing there looking up at a faint and distant sun would give anyone a sense of scale. Excellent stuff.

pidjy

3:58AM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Great sens of scale!

Mikeall

5:33AM | Tue, 21 February 2006

First class idea and execution. A wonderful image. Post some of the other versions!

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buckzero

8:11AM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Excellent use of scale.

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aliensprog

11:06AM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Pure brilliant scifi!!!!!! Spectacular scene with superbly executed textures!!!!

dcmstarships

12:51PM | Tue, 21 February 2006

a very nice landscape scene that provides a good sense of scale

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Quiter

1:23PM | Tue, 21 February 2006

fantastic sense of scale, they must feel tiny.

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vbarreto

6:09PM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Effective!

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deci6el

6:53PM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Beautiful setup with the thumb. Absolutely needed to establish that relationship then Whamo! Feels huge.

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Glazy

7:59PM | Tue, 21 February 2006

Beautiful work !!!

haltek

2:32PM | Wed, 22 February 2006

Two words "space epic"....

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artworksco

5:22PM | Wed, 22 February 2006

Very humbling image indeed! Fabulous work! :)

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Denger

12:07AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

Too few illustrators/graphic artists include a reference for scale. I salute you for doing so! Marvelous work, and I'm sure those three intrepid explorers appreciate being included in this shot. Now if they can just remember in which crater they parked the ship... My Vote

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castaneda

10:53AM | Fri, 24 February 2006

A total success in sense of scale. Can't wait to see some more.

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Incarnadine

7:58AM | Sun, 26 February 2006

This rocks! Plain and simple - it rocks.

Drakath

5:54AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

A beautiful scene! Don't know what to say more...

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DukeNukem2005

3:04PM | Thu, 09 March 2006

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