Bearcove With Waterfall by bearcloud

Bryce • Landscape • posted on Nov 26, 2003

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This is my first attempt a lifelike waterfall. Please tell me what you think and any pointers to improve the way I do it would be very helpfull Thank you.

Comments (4)

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Markal

5:22PM | Wed, 26 November 2003

This is a very good first attempt...but, the waterfall seems to straight and rigid..it needs more chaos...more billowing, more fog. Keep at it..practice, and you'll be there in no time. Good job!!

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crocodilian

8:47PM | Wed, 26 November 2003

I agree with Markal. Its a good start, but remember that nature has lots of irregularities. Some things to think about: Rocks. Bryce has that nice rock tool-- some rocks at the base of the waterfall make sense (look at most waterfall sand you'll see that -- the water going over the edge ends up cutting through softer rock and boulders fall. . .) The light is VERY "hard" -- this is a waterfall in a very dry climate, Arizona maybe? Try softenting the atmosphere. Try to make the ripples reflect the disruption in the water from the falls-- normally, they'd be emanating from the fall Think about a point of interest, something that tells a bit of a story. . . Susan Kitchen's Real World Bryce 4 book (Highly Recommended!! and available inexpensively) has a section on waterfalls, I believe. . .this well worth your reading Nice image. . .