I made this for a recent monthly contest in the Bryce Community here. I tried as much as possible to make all the organisms accurate to the location. The Coral trout (large red and turquoise) I made by buying a coral trout from my local fish market and photographing the fish before I cooked it. In photoshop a create a greyscale of the outline of the fish and lighten and darken this appropriately to get the thickness of the fish. I used this greyscale to shape a Bryce symetrical lattice and put the photograph on it as a texture. I made the moon wrasse (2nd Biggest fish) and the little yellow fish to the right by a simmilar method, but I got the original images by photographing pictues in a book. The sea wasp (box jellyfish) and the sea weeds are simarlarly constructed except I 'drew' the images in photoshop & Illustrator. The water ripples are a a terrain shaped using Kai's power tools texture explorer. The shadows were made by placing a semi transparent 2D plane of black areas just above the water. The foreground is a photomontage of my own old scanned photographs.- Ken