An Inlet in Motherboard Bay by neoexcello

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Feb 07, 2011

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Just trying out some of the new materials in Bryce 7 Pro.

Comments (24)

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LightArtFractals

3:47PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Seems to be working very nicely. Great job on this beautiful image.

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curveemark

3:58PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

thames view, circa 2142

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rocserum

4:24PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

great and colorful surrealistic result! RS

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Hubert

4:34PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Beautiful glass and lighting.

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coolcatcom

5:44PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Man..........talk about cool, I wanna life in a Motherboard. Still using Cathode Tubes in that board. Talking about the smaller glass items. Super Art ! George

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LivingPixels

5:56PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Awesome!!!!

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greyone

5:57PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

This is magnificent! Very surealistic scene. Looks like a great place to visit.

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mikeywilliam

6:19PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

I Love this pic. The textures give everything a realistic "jade" look.

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treasureprints

7:10PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Very cool!:)

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npauling

7:39PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Wow, what an amazing inlet you found here with these tall towers. This has the most wonderful clarity to it, it really sparkles.

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clbsmiley

8:25PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Wow!! Wow!! :)

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three_grrr

9:55PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Kinda like a surreal sci-fi thing .. those amazing crystals look like jacks .. you know, those thingies kids used to have, there would be a little ball, and all these jacks and I don't know how the game of jacks worked, but there it is .. humongous jacks .. sitting in the bay .. but why? Some giant threw them there, that's why, and the locals turned them into buildings. Now they are the most desired locations, offices and retain space accessible by boat only, apartments and condos up higher. Coolness.

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