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Bryce • Scenic • posted on Sep 26, 2003

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Bryce 5, Poser, Photoshop. Created in Bryce 5. Top mountains are a lattice as is the eagle. Trees by myself and Oldworld. Cloud is a lattice. Plants and saddle by me. I painted in the waterfall. Rock is a lattice. Butterfly added with a sig in Photoshop. Michael and the Poser horse. Thank you so much for viewing and for all of your support.

Comments (16)

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Brian S.

1:24PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

Wow! That's really beautiful...

BlackUnicorn

1:28PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

This is Absolutly Marvelous, wowwwwwww AWESOME WORK :-)

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SNAKEY

1:38PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

It's a beautiful work. Everything about it is well thought out and neatly executed. I specially like the tree on the right end. Would love to see something done with it.... as the central image. ;)

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castaneda

3:06PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

Wow. A beautiful work. Excellent background and love the foliage work.

amethyss

3:09PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

I honestly cannot believe how good this is,for Bryce.You clearly know the ins and outs of the program.Also the artistic ability you have is spectacular.More than a Vote.

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Wolfsgirl

4:59PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

OMG this is just outstanding.. I cant believe how far you have come since we started. It's just gorgeous Kathie. The waterfall is outstanding.. Very nice artistic touch hon =) hugs

jstsittinghere

5:31PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

amazing is an understatment! beautiful in awe VOTE

shadowdragonlord

6:52PM | Fri, 26 September 2003

Interesting technique, I'm not sure what you needed Bryce for in this one? Couldn't you just have composited the scene in photoshop?

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