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Bryce • Landscape • posted on Jun 13, 2006

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Description

This one looks good in black & white too, but I like the subdued colors here. Made the cloth in Hexagon. Whitewater are meshes and sand is made from two terrains. Consider this one in the bed series. The bed is behind the rocks and she's bringing the sheets.

Comments (12)

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evinrude

9:38AM | Tue, 13 June 2006

Very nice!

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Sixaxis

10:08PM | Tue, 13 June 2006

Great image! Very realistic and well composed.

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skiwillgee

10:29PM | Tue, 13 June 2006

The surf is perfect. What girl?

REG

11:19PM | Tue, 13 June 2006

WOW!! This is one of your best for sure. The Water effects are outstanding and wet sand and the subtle reflection of the girl are simply amazing. Very well done! Don't see any way to send ratings or vote but you get a great BIG V and "E" for this image!

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BBarbs

11:49PM | Tue, 13 June 2006

WOW. Really gorgeous image. How fabulously done. I love the cloth you made in Hexagon and the whole scene. Really outstanding work !!! Going into my FAVs for sure.

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Vile

11:50PM | Tue, 13 June 2006

I really would like to know how you did this almost all of it in fact! From the sandy reflective sand to the little waves! Please tell me! I love this image!

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tjohn

3:50AM | Wed, 14 June 2006

Hail the master of Bryce seasides!

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3:58AM | Wed, 14 June 2006

lovely. the water and sand are amazing!

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jimw1

9:55AM | Wed, 14 June 2006

Excellent composition'love the whole thing'great sea and the reflections on the wet sand....

cyberlabs

6:25AM | Thu, 15 June 2006

dunno how you did that whitewater with just texturing! And the sand job is awesome. The sheet she's holding doesn't look right in the picture (because its not in detail compared to the rest of the image). Maybe just a deeper texture for her cloth so I can tell its a cloth. Also, maybe some footprints? I really got a good sense of environment in your image; kudos!

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