I discovered Bryce and was blown away by the things that could be created, it really inspired me to start playing with other PC graphics......I was fairly familiar with PSP. I then discovered Poser I hope I am improving even though I am only a hobbyist –
These days I use Poserpro 11 Daz Studio 4.9 and Photoshop CC I have have an interest in photography and treated myself to a Panasonic G1 a few years back but recently bought a Nikon D750 which I love. I love walking around the hills surrounding my home and clicking away.
I am constantly amazed at the the images other people put together and if I can only aspire to get even as half as good I would be happy. LOL!! I live in the South Wales Valleys in the UK and work as a Library and IT assistant, I am divorced with three grown up children
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Comments (2)
IO4
Lovely scene. I like the POV, unusual. Works really well.
Rutra
I like the general composition of this image. The only thing I would change, compositionally speaking, would be to move the left sheep a bit, so that the flower is not so much in front of its head. Regarding the grass, I noticed that you tend to use this kind of grass a lot. This grass, because each unit is so big, only works well in flat terrains. If you have a slope, like in this image, the grass tends to act a bit strange, like in layers. One recommendation to try to eliminate a bit this aspect, would be to define the ecosystem in a slightly different way: in the "Scaling & Orientation" tab of the ecosystem, slider "direction from surface", make the grass more perpendicular to the ground. The default is 20% vertical, but that's too vertical for a slope as this one. Try with 80% in this slider, or even higher. Alternatively, you could buy some grass which doesn't come in such big units as this one. I like the place and mood you created here, calm and serene.