Lit trees. by peedy
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Description
I love this: A pitchblack sky and then just a ray of sun, lighting the trees.
It's still not exactly how I wanted it.
But after trying and trying again with the lighting, this is the best I can do.
I love the result.
I hope you like it, too.
Bryce trees.
Everything in Bryce7.
Corrie
Comments (15)
Faemike55
Very interesting effects Nice work
MagikUnicorn
Lovely
claude19
splendid creation...the light came with the sunrise.
clay
Are those the 2d trees Corrie?
greyone
I think you did a remarkable job on the lighting Corrie. Looks wonderful
cricke49
outstanding lighting, jus enough for the trees to shine! great work corrie!:)*5
rayag
Very nice creation here, great idea!!!
VEDES
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!
annie5
Super Bryce creation! :)
Abysimus
I love it too, Corrie. You have created here one of my favorite scenes. To me, this calls to mind a morning panorama rather than an evening one, although the single ray of light would work either way. Countless times I have sat in the early morning before sunrise watching the world come alive. A single ray of light, lancing from between mountain peaks through the forest creates magic of the highest order. The effort you put into this has been worthwhile; you have captured the magic. This is simply wonderful. Outstanding work, Corrie.
npauling
A wonderful image and I think you have made a super job of the lighting. A super atmosphere and excellent work.
Richardphotos
very good lighting on the trees
Razor42
Nicely done Corrie!
-MeaCulpa-
I love the blackness with lit trees.
vapo
I haven't done many outdoor scenes in Bryce - and those I did, I can't remember if I've ever used a single tree in them - but I definitely should! Even if I doubt I will end up with such amount of threes in one render like you Corrie! :) Vashek