Composite Slopes by su_liam
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Description
Just another experiment in my self-education process.
I'm largely happy with it, except for the parallel lines on the rearmost mountain. Don't know where they came from; can't seem to get rid of them.
Thanks to all of the nice people who have been commenting on my previous works. Even criticism is helpful.
Comments (4)
dhama
Nice scene. Play with a few more renders with different lighting. I go through many different sky and light settings before I'm happy with my own work. Bryce has a very good learning curve, one can become better with each attempt.
wawadave
nice allso!! might find this handy too. http://forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=43591
Denger
Those vertical lines are really more apparent in the closeup. Not bad in the gallery view. I like the blur in the foreground: makes it appear the viewer is flying by at high speed!
NefariousDrO
I like the terrain. I thin it looks very realistic. What I've started doing is using Bryce to render a terrain with a couple of different material surfaces. Then I copy/paste these renders onto layers in photoshop and play with the transparency until I get something I like. My Mars renders often have up to 6 different textures, if you can believe it. On in all, I think you have pretty darned good render.