Forgotten Valley by quarterscot

Bryce • Landscape • posted on May 24, 2009

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Description

My first attempt at using Bryce. Not exactly perfect but, hey, neither is Bryce. Any suggestions for improvements would be appreciated.

Comments (7)

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Cimaira

4:16PM | Sun, 24 May 2009

Excellent work, I'm still wandering in the dark trying to figure out Bryce myself, lol

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arlivre

9:38AM | Mon, 25 May 2009

Wonderful work

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tabou21

7:03PM | Mon, 25 May 2009

Hello! You have a good eye for perspective. This reminds me of my very first picture i posted here years ago. Looking at your picture i would suggest a different water mat for your spring. The one you are using is good for close ups on water. You need a water mat that gives a look of distance. Also your resolution on your terrain could be bumped up some. Also try using multiple terrains for layers or just adding more detail to it. Looks good though. Keep at it. Its a real fun program to learn...I learn new stuff every time I use bryce. Just be patient and it will come to you over time. Keep in touch and i will help you as much as i can. Also, try posting help in the Bryce forums...alot of brycers there willing to help out too... Take care!

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magnus073

3:34PM | Thu, 18 June 2009

I think it's a very nice first attempt my friend, it will come soon for you

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cvrad

1:45PM | Mon, 22 June 2009

not bad for a first attempt

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kitzie21

5:08PM | Sun, 28 June 2009

A very good first attempt. I've been having a lot of fun with Bryce since my PC went on the fritz. I like your composition here, lots of details. I agree with Tabou that the water material needs to be changed here, and that the terrain could use more details. Later on, you might want to play with photo textures for your terrains, it really increases the level of realism. Overall, this is a very good first attempt. I look forward to more!

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