Monument Valley at Night by photostar

Bryce • Landscape • posted on Jan 20, 2008

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Description

Located near the Utah & Arizona desert borders in the States, Monument Valley is a national park with ancient, weathered rock outcroppings known as buttes. They dot the mostly desert landscape. This is my view of one of these large monolithic buttes as if it was spotlighted at night showing all of its magnificent details. This was an all day Saturday project. Especially toying around with mats to get the right look and feel of the rock. I purposely allowed the upper portion of the butte to fade into the top edge of the render to give a sense of height. Enjoy and as always, thanks for viewing and commenting. Bryce...Frame in IrfanView, sharpening and resizing in Paint.Net.

Comments (28)

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stevey3d

4:18AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

AWESOME! Brilliant lighting and textures! 5++

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KarmaSong

4:23AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

The use of spotlights and cameras in Bryce is fascinating and can make wonders, just like in this brilliant composition of yours, Keith! Excellent mood, render and original concept.

Bruce1i

4:50AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Dramatic! Regards Bruce1i

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ledwolorz

4:51AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Beautiful work.

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lordgoron

4:57AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Wonderful Canyon, you could add some kind of house down there where the light comes from, maybe a tourist-stop or just an old hut...

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debz

5:50AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Wow, this is great Keith!! Love the textures and the lighting is awesome!! Another fave!!

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PapaSkip

5:53AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Very cool looking image. I like the lighting and perspective. Well done!

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Tanglimara

6:36AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Wonderful image Keith and must have taken a lot of work when basing it on something real. Your design skills are apparent in this image as I've had a look at Monument Valley on Google and you've done an excellent job, this is why I'm putting it as a favourite of mine. Great work as always. Tony :-)

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skiwillgee

7:32AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Very dramatic lighting.

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melevos

7:48AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

WONDERFUL!!!!!!

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Pippin_Mariane

8:05AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Just amazing, Keith ... +5 from me ^¿^

Kuiski

8:08AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

A nice new landscape!!!! Fantastic work

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grafikeer

10:08AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

A fave for sure!!Great job on terrains,but it's your lighting and POV that make this one stand out...awesome job Keith!

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ansgar2

10:29AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Awesome, very cool light...

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beachzz

11:15AM | Sun, 20 January 2008

The light you've given this image makes it truly astounding!! Beautiful work, worth every moment you took creating it!!

lucindawind

1:15PM | Sun, 20 January 2008

fantastic ..the lighting is perfect!

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amota99517

1:55PM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Your lighting on this is great and so are your formations. Superb work!

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hipps13

2:20PM | Sun, 20 January 2008

What a beautiful place especially at night to feel a cool breeze beautiful work sunshine day to you warm hug, Linda

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Arumbus

5:17PM | Sun, 20 January 2008

Georgeous work! (you should come to Mernac.com to help us define out landscapes!) Gret lighting - very nice!

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MagikUnicorn

2:04AM | Mon, 21 January 2008

COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

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miincdesign

9:22AM | Mon, 21 January 2008

Wow, this is so totally amazing. Nicely colored rock texture. Great job!!

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DukeNukem2005

9:52AM | Mon, 21 January 2008

This is a very beautiful image! This is an excellent work of art! Five stars!

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Vik9740

9:53AM | Mon, 21 January 2008

i look forward to seeing this place in August for real. You presented it so nicely. I keep wondering where the light source is coming from. Great job!

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