Last Rays by scotttucker3d

ArtMatic • Landscape • posted on Apr 12, 2004

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A deserted bowl on planet A. I've always like to emulate photography with 3d landscapes, and I am really enjoying this aspect of AM Voyager. There is something very satisfying with having a world already there ready to shoot : ) Coloring the sun really makes nice sunset clouds, but when cloud shadows are on the sunlight really loses its intensity. I used Photoshop blending modes and a layer mask to bring back the intensity of the last rays of light peeking through the clouds. I hope you like it. Scott

Comments (6)

jamieh

1:17PM | Mon, 12 April 2004

It's obvious you have a photographers eye. Nice composition. It need to be higher rez though as it's a bit blurry at 40k. You can go bigger for this gallery. Something around 200k would be better. Good job on the composition.

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scotttucker3d

1:37PM | Mon, 12 April 2004

Thanks a lot Jamie - yeah I noticed it to - and I was about to switch it when I got your post ; ) For some reason Graphic Converters JPEG routine blurred it bad and I redid it from the original with Photoshop's instead. I'll take your advice on larger file sizes too. Thanks for your comments - I enjoy your work. Scott

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bpmac

3:10PM | Mon, 12 April 2004

Hi Scott, This is Bruce MacLeod. I remember you from the Bryce Forum Gallery. This image is beautiful! Great composition and post work.

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scotttucker3d

8:00PM | Mon, 12 April 2004

Hi Bruce. yes I do remember you - if memory serves I was on the first panel of judges in the good old early days of the gallery : ) Thanks for your comments and congratulations on a long run with the forum gallery. This sure is what we always wanted out of Bryce for a landscape tool. Leave it to Eric to make it so easy to use. Scott

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