Prairie Tree by vangogh

Bryce • Landscape • posted on Oct 22, 2008

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Bryce and Photoshop I wanted to do an image using just one tree in a prairie setting and using only the Bryce tree lab. What I came up with was a tree that is made up of 27 Bryce trees combined to make just one tree that is halfway decent looking. The trunk is actually 4 Bryce trees, 2 without branches with their leaves transparent, and trunks made as big around as possible. And two more with small trunks and branches without leaves, which were then proportionally enlarged to match the size of the 2 trunk only trees. All the leaves you see in this image are actually the other 23 Bryce trees with their trunks and branches made transparent and placed around the branches of the 4 trees used to make the trunk of the lone tree in the scene. The end result is still sort of a clunkie looking Bryce Tree lab tree, but not nearly as bad looking as if I had used just one Bryce tree. I want to test this method of tree building further in the next image I do to see if I can improve on the overall look and shape of a large tree and get away from the pathetic Bryce Tree Lab tree look. Anyway, thanks for looking and all comments are welcomed.

Comments (9)

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Mondwin

10:44AM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Looks really a splendid picture...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx

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photostar

11:32AM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Looks really good. I think you'll find experimenting in the Tree Lab will produce some astounding results, especially with not using the random settings. Your experimentation here, really worked well for you.