Who's turn is it to send out for pizza? by retepk
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Description
Just a bit of fun really. Trying to improve my spacescapes. Don�t expect anybody to like it.
Criticism welcome nevertheless.
Nebula created in Photoshop. Planets created in Bryce 6.
Spaceship 1 courtesy of Innovari
Spacecraft 2 courtesy of 3dxtras
As always this image may simply re-invent itself or get lost in space.
Comments (9)
stnaper
Background Awesome Ship Looks Great Like To See The Whole Ship-Great Render!
peedy
Fantastic image and lighting. Corrie
mps
It looks pretty good to me
Pelican
All elements put into place for a good scifi image, fine !
retepk
Thank you very much Stnaper, Peedy, Mps and Pelican. Very much appreciated. Cheers.
0rest4wicked
I'm just a photographer, so what I have to add may not be feasible! The smaller craft I take as the spaceship, the larger being a space station. For me the image is ecellent from the BG and planets to the smaller craft. The larger space ship/station looks great for lighting and detail around the orb, but behind that seems lacking in texture and lighting. Just my view.
Thelby
Bryce is nice to use for spacescapes. Your lighting in this is very nice as it brings out the colors very well!!!
andy_10
I really like what you've done here the lavender color on the edges of the large planet really pops.strong detail and I like the way you have composed the scene- good spacescape. One I would of liked to have done!
Bambam131
I see that you are viewing the Discovery1 from underneath. A very different view to say the least...............Remember there is a reason why you will only see any moon orbiting a planet at the Equator..........especially as the 3 that you show here if they are moons. Cool looking picture! Cheers, David