Belair Ranch by KnightWolverine
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#96...Approaching the magical 100th Image!!
Hello to all my friends and fellow artists once again...
This time around i wanted to bring an image to life that wasn't possible until now simply because I didn't have certain models at my finger tips but ever since i ran across Archive3D.net that has all changed a bit.Yes I love to create models but don't have certain ones as of yet in my arsenal and didn't want to get bogged down just because they were not created by me and with my imagination running at full throttle as of late I couldn't resist the temptation after seeing some of the models that were just sitting there waiting for someone like myself to adopt them and give them a life of there own.And so yet another memory can be turned into art and can be shared with all of you....Simply...long story short..my dad had a friend he knew that when I was way younger took me with him one day and when upon arriving was totally consumed by all the 1957 Chevy Belairs Convertibles this man had sitting throughout his property.(He was a rag-top man)It left an everlasting impression in my memory banks and when i found this model I couldn't resist the temptation to create this scene above.Not to exacts by any means but close enough to get my point across.This wasn't an easy render to complete because of the weight it carried into the rendering process but Bryce 7 was a trooper and cooperated for the most part.So ..without further jaw action I present Belair Ranch for your viewing pleasure.
Thank You All ...each and every one for comments,views and fav's..
Your imagination is calling...better answer your phone..(smile)
-Will-
Thanks to Archive3D.net for the buildings and 57 Chevy Belair Model for which without them this scene would of just stayed a memory...
Created and textured in Bryce 7 with post work done in Adobe Elements 8
Comments (26)
J5ive
Excellent scene and Render!! Really cool Composition!!
pspworkshop
Very beautiful work!
vintorix
Very nice scene. The sky is fabulous!
claude19
Passion can not explain everything. Perseverance too. A fond memory of youth, embodied on the Web! Bravo!
necrophage
great scene - cool classic style postwork!
TomDart
Very fine to my eyes...and the owner of this ranch is proud of the Chevys.
Hubert
Great scene/style!
coolcatcom
Will, The 57 Chevy Belair rag top was my very 1st car, I was 17 years old. My dad gave it to me in 1961. So now you know that I'm a bit older (younger he-he) than you. I'll tell you that owning that set of wheels put me in a position that I was never short of a date. Those wheels were a girl magnet. I've used the same model over the years myself many, many times in virtual reality land. It's a real looker. I should have kept that car. However in later years when I retired I bought two 1983 Cadillac Eldorado Biaritz rag top. All this to say that I'm a real car freak. You've created a fine home for this classic beauty. I might even add that that 57 is probably the most wanted vintage car in North America. Fantastic image ! George
tennesseecowgirl
Beautiful work... I love how you recreated that special day..
peedy
Fantastic image! Great car(s). Corrie
MagikUnicorn
Splendid View
3DClassics123456
I think that Vue7 or Vue8 are better than Poser for landscape rendering!!!! Try it!
unstart
You have turned a precious memory into a beautiful render!!
eekdog
fab looking sky and scene like the 57.
hipps13
beautiful colors warm hugs, Linda
renecyberdoc
it is of course always something special when you know you created the whole scene from a to z. but it is also a nice and creative deed to pose" in the best of owns ability models which someone else made. i dont do my clothes or models by myself although i could learn it no doubt,but that would take room away from my fun maybe the way i see it,at this time. no one knows what the future will hold for each of us. i also like the way that artists interact for example you create and say hey rene i would like you to use bla..bla.. in scene bla....you get my drift??. i also test various stuff for various artists in daz studio which keeps me also busy on the side and then hey dont forget my need to render and woop 24 more hours gone ,yet another step closer to the last rest muahahaha. today i will rest on installing for my wifes new pc just a bit here and there and spend my time playing lol.no hurry as her pc runs ok again and i fix up the other one on the side so she can switch pcs at a given moent and carry on working as if nothing has happened. by the way i forgot to mention your work shame on me-you created a dream place here.athmo and the cars look splendid.you master bryce very well amigo mio.
jascorpio
This is so beautiful!!!
SIGMAWORLD
Excellent image! Well done!
psyoshida
Great scene. I love those old cars. Great composition and wonderful sky. It has a nostalgic feel to it. Nicely done, excellent work.
Savage_dragon
When I was a kid, we had a turquoise & white Bel Air. Nicely done! ")
Danny_G
Nice mood
EdKline
The 1950's ahhhh.... This brings back such bucolic memories! Great nostalgia! Wonderful render!
rbowen
Excellent work!
mermaid
ah there it is again, Will and so shiny in a wonderful wayback render
Seaview123
Very sharp looking scene. Nice sky and lighting, and the cars are just too cool for school!
lightspeed
If you do the calculations, there's quite a few horses on that ranch. Nice work on your part. Bryce is fun to work in, but I could never model a car.