Morgenlicht by Rosemaryr

Bryce • Urban/Cityscape • posted on Jun 01, 2010

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Bryce 7 beta, with a tiny touch of color adjustment in Photoshop. Foreground buildings from "Streets of the Mediterranean" by Stonemason, lamp-posts from "Le Village" by Faveral, (both at DAZ), rear buildings from the "Schloss Schwetzingen" model by Aerilius in the SketchUp Warehouse. Trying to capture the transitional period when darkness first yields to sunrise.

Comments (16)

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mermaid

9:41AM | Tue, 01 June 2010

very well done, grogeous mood!

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peedy

10:24AM | Tue, 01 June 2010

Beautiful scene and lighting. Corrie

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tennesseecowgirl

11:46AM | Tue, 01 June 2010

LOVELY nice lighting~

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Schaefchen

12:26PM | Tue, 01 June 2010

das ist ja ein super bild ,gefällt mir super gut

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alessimarco

1:38PM | Tue, 01 June 2010

Marvelous light! Nice work!

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jrcejaspulido

4:05PM | Tue, 01 June 2010

This is beautiful. Excellent render.

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steve100

5:29PM | Tue, 01 June 2010

Nicely done

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Hubert

4:19AM | Wed, 02 June 2010

A very moody image and wonderful composition!

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gmvgmvgmv

4:54AM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Beautifully composed image; I like the way the archway frames the background scene. Nice use of light and shadow as well. Congrats!

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Botchan

7:59AM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Sehr stimmungsvoll. Prima!

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Bea

2:04AM | Sat, 05 June 2010

Lovely :)

sol258975

5:11PM | Thu, 17 June 2010

this is a great work..very well done

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Tea_Rex

12:45PM | Fri, 09 July 2010

I deeply enjoy the sweet sensation of nostalgia which this work generates for me. You have crafted this with a tender touch that is very pleasing to the eyes. "Trying to capture the transitional period when darkness first yields to sunrise." Yes, what the elder Celts called "the time between times". For many years I have adored taking my cameras out into the light of these hours. It is especially wonderful while exploring strange cities. Thank you for sharing this! With warm regard, Terry

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