Nectar Feeder by GiveMe

Bryce • (none) • posted on Jan 12, 2003

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Comments (15)

alvinylaya

1:13PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Excellent!!! Absolutely perfect. I can't think of any way to make this any better.

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bigkahuna

1:33PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

you must be an island resident! Excellent work, I was thinking of tackling a similar piece, but you've blown me out of the water! Send this puppy to the Bryce Forum gallery.....

garyandcatherine

1:55PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Three Cheers!

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Doublecrash

5:35PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Beautiful nature image!

Golan

5:51PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Great natural scene excellent render

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Longrider

5:53PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Beautiful nature sceen.

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online_art

8:01PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

WOW...next stop National Geographic. A perfect image!

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Kate

8:44PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Excellent pic...sharp, clear and neat....

Prizm Break

9:31PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

Ok, not fair using a camera!!! this looks so real!!! Excellent render!!

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nexxon

7:58AM | Mon, 13 January 2003

not bad, but the bird looks too flat and the blurred outline doesnt work. besides this, the bird and the plant dont cast shadows on the branch.

V1xxy

1:03PM | Mon, 13 January 2003

Wow! This is bryce?? Wonderful!

dialyn

2:26PM | Mon, 13 January 2003

I've been watching you get better and better with each graphic, and this one is my favorites. The bird looks fine to me (the colors are perfect), but I wonder if a little change in the lighting might make a difference in increasing the depth of the graphic (I'm guessing...I'm no expert) and obtaining slight shadows. I think the orchid, which is so delicate, gets a little lost and that's why I wonder if a change in lighting might also enhance the colors of the flower without detracting from the bird. Frankly, I am completely envious and couldn't produce anything so fine if I spent months at it. And I can hardly wait for your next graphic. You do awesome work. :)

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