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A Martian Water Source

Bryce Science Fiction posted on Nov 26, 2007
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A Gulley on Mars is covered with frost. The gulley has been created by a the sapping of a subsurface water source. Naturally, such a spot would be of keen interest to the Martian Exploration Service. Our intrepid explorer is my cyber buddy, Dwayne Cole, aka RETIRED. Thanks for stopping by. Comments are appreciated. Jeremy CREDITS: Bryce 6.1 and PSP 5.0 The survival suit is Mars Suit for Victoria 3 by Lynn Jonathan (Renderosity). Vehicle is my "Mars Mule" created in Bryce and available as a freebie. Terrain: created from a hi-resolution photo by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

Comments (18)


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TheBryster

7:54AM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Blast! You've found my secret water supply. Interesting piece.

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2Mylent

8:28AM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Le coté "immensité" est bien rendu sur cette image et le coté N&B est un plus qui renforce le caractère arride de cette morne plaine.

Valerie-Ducom

10:22AM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Oh yes, fantastic work my friend and excellent composition of texture and tone ! Good day :)

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Django

1:13PM | Mon, 26 November 2007

The B&W touch realy adds a lot to the credability and realism.well done I do like your martian series a lot lol, i guess we share the same fascination for the planet.

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ontar1

2:11PM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Looks like the real thing, excellent scene and detail, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Bambam131

2:39PM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Jeremy, as always a very interesting scene giving a realistic view of what one might expect to find on Mars. The B/W image also gives a unique feel to the picture. Very well done my friend………

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FranOnTheEdge

4:35PM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Very nice look to the one Jeremy. Love the scale of the figure too.

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sackrat

7:30PM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Well done indeed !

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Amethystwolf

9:38PM | Mon, 26 November 2007

Very cool!

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Eldeago

12:53PM | Tue, 27 November 2007

Nice work as always !

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Burpee

10:25PM | Tue, 27 November 2007

This is so cool. At first glance I thought it was an old photograph of land development. Very interesting handling of this.

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RETIRED

5:32PM | Wed, 28 November 2007

Tremendious! - how I wish I could end my days there... Thanks for thinking of me and my favorite place.

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CrimsonDesire

11:23PM | Wed, 28 November 2007

Oh, it looks very stark and very much as though it was a shot taken from a prob or monitoring device like one of those old shots from the different space probes and stuff, great look and scene love it ^^

puredigital101

7:44PM | Sun, 02 December 2007

that's pretty damn cool

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steve100

5:31PM | Wed, 05 December 2007

Looks really good Jeremy, nicely done.

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adrian3Dart

8:54AM | Sun, 06 April 2008

Great scene of Mars! I like to do something similar.

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Jilly

6:03AM | Tue, 29 July 2008

Great pov and textures. This is very believable

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NefariousDrO

5:45AM | Tue, 24 February 2009

I really like this one, especially since you've used actual Mars data to produce this terrain. I tried that a while ago and didn't do nearly so good of a job.


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