don't know from PSP, but it's a good start. Getting a good glowing object in Bryce is a lot harder than it look..you could try deleting the ground plane, turn down the intensity of the stars, and turn up the amount..this gives you fairly good space..another thing you might want to try is to park a radial light just off the dark side of the station, turn down the intensity and range, and you'll pick up some detail on it that way..and don't worry..there will always be a lot to learn with Bryce (I've been using it for years, and still have a lot to learn..;)..it can do amazing things..keep up the good work.

Thanks for your advice - I'll give it a try - Actually I didn't mind the way this one turned out. The sun's supposed to be directly in front, and since it's really the only source of illumination, half the station's dark. But I see what you mean.

Other than really needing a starfield as your back drop this is a wonderful start to a great image. Keep up the good work.