Lookin' Upward by photostar

Bryce • Architecture • posted on Jul 20, 2008

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Imagine yourself relaxing in the park and looking upward at a brand new super skyscraper towering above your head...the top of its seemingly needle-like spire piercing the early evening sky. Structure made with Bryce primitives. Enjoy and thanks for viewing and commenting. Bryce Resized, sharpened and signature with Paint.Net

Comments (44)

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melevos

12:25AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

E X C E L L E N T !!!!!!

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DarkStormCrow

12:28AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Excellent, very well done...

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amota99517

1:15AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Wow! That's a fantastic perspective on your model. Totally awesome work!!!!

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beachzz

1:15AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Wow!! Awesome POV!!!

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flumify

1:33AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Very cool POV. Great Bryce work!

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faroutsider

1:36AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Superb! Excellent sense of scale - makes me want to fall backwards!

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Heathcroft

3:42AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Saying its a good POV doesn't do this justice, Keith. Anyone can use that angle but few can make it give you vertigo! Yesterday afternoon I visited my castle (the real one) and climbed to the top and looked down to the sea 600 feet below down a sheer rock face. That gave me exactly the same feeling. Excellent! Dave

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stevey3d

3:55AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Superb image! Excellent pov and colour choice!

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ragouc

4:34AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Great POV......very good render.

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sylki

4:41AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

What a brilliant POV!!! Fantastic use of Bryce!!!

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farmerC

4:45AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Fantastice creation.

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carlx

5:10AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Superb POV and building!!! Excellent scene!!!

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morghana

7:08AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Impressive work!!!

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Tanglimara

8:15AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Help, I'm feeling dizzy looking up at your structures here Keith, great POV doesn't even begin to do this one justice. Amazing sense of scale. I hope they've got good elevators in those buildings. Tony :-)

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capelito

8:24AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Fantastic perspective and fantastic work.

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timtripp

8:28AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

excellent!

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e-brink

9:03AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Nice shot, keith.... what? What do you mean this is not a photograph taken with your new digital camera... I can't believe it - amazing work.

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CATMANDO

9:19AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

great POV

lucindawind

9:49AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

wow ! excellent !!

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jocko500

10:21AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

wow hope you did not hurt your neck looking up and takeing this shot. this is wonderful to see this pov on this building

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daffodilbaggins

10:25AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

WOW! What a view!

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schonee

10:46AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

WOW well done...yes I can see myself laying in the grass looking up at the tower well done.

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miner027

11:45AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

WOW!..Awesome Image Keith...This building formation is so close to the skyscrapers in lower Manhattan...Excellent POV and height perspective...well done!!!

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jrcejaspulido

11:48AM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Fantastic POV.

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Optiramma

12:41PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Dizzying and excellent architecture! One of the many things I love about Bryce is its ability to encompass dramatic scale and POV, and you pushed it to infinity and beyond in this superb render!

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mairekas

3:56PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

WOW! Very cool POV! Super work!!!

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flaviok

4:01PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Que jogo de cameras fantástico realizas aqui, obra soberba, aplausos (5)

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KarmaSong

4:07PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

I first thought it was a photo...:-)Well, your skills in Bryce are soaring like this magnificent skyscraper's architecture and viewpoint. A truly impressive and superb composition, Keith!

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