Camelot by CarloTraversi

Bryce • Architecture • posted on Jan 13, 2016

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Back to my old Camelot image. Buildings and rocks modeled with Hexagon. Rendered in Bryce 5.5 and Photoshop. Many thanks for viewing.

Comments (16)

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DennisReed

11:55AM | Wed, 13 January 2016

stunning

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blankfrancine

1:17PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

WOW! From the thumbnail I thought this was a photograph.First-class throughout,but I particularly like how you have created the proper sense of scale.

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GrandmaT

2:38PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Magnificent work!

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madmaxh

5:35PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Wonderful!

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jocko500

7:49PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

wonderful

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BryceHoro

1:55AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Great camera angle. Excellently done scene.

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Shayr

5:19AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Excellently!!!!

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JC_744

10:40AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Outstanding model, textures and render! Love the Bryce engine for it's smooth lighting.

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chohole

2:24PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Great image and modelling.

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Atomic_Anvil

3:32PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Another of those scenes that leaves me wishing I could step into it. Nicely done.

Rorsdors

6:48AM | Fri, 15 January 2016

Beautiful piece of work, and so much work!! Very impressive

Navim

12:55PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

Where did you get this gorgeous model?

CarloTraversi

4:11PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

I made all the models with Hexagon :)

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Kafra

1:26PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

Wonderful to see your work again! Love it!

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ArtByMel

10:48PM | Fri, 15 January 2016

Beautiful vision.

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gmvgmvgmv

2:29PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Stunning offering with some impressively detailed modeling along with credible texture work. The POV also enhances this image, adding to the scale of structure. Congrats!

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