Highland Sunset by bs58

Bryce • Landscape • posted on Apr 01, 2005

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Bryce 5. Sky is by Meski, my mountain and water mats and dead tree. Flowers from Toucan. Ducks from 3d Cafe, and seagulls are by John Spirko. Most of the trees are 2D pic objects by Oldworld and rendered in Bryce. Thanks for looking and any comments.....Brian

Comments (23)

BorisB

3:44AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Amazing and beautiful!!! So many users create these themes with VUE, but you have the talent to do it with Bryce: Respect!!! Vote

keys13

4:16AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Wow!! Wonderfull landscape!! so peaceful :)

ariyaari

4:19AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Congrats... I like it. I'll save this image for my collection. Good job!!!

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sunfirexed

5:53AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

This image is beautfull. Love the realistik.

JJ54

7:09AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

I wish I could BE there!

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dunedan

9:04AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Looking good man!

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foleypro

11:24AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Excellent job.. Lighting and texturiong are awesome...

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Cisseta

11:32AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Another Masterpiece!! Bravo!! And Thank you!!

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sackrat

11:36AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Outstanding !

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GARNETROSE

1:23PM | Fri, 01 April 2005

WONDERFUL LAND SCAPE!!

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ppetersen

2:27PM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Magnificent.

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jrcejaspulido

3:22PM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Beautifull landscape. Vote.

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DennisReed

4:16PM | Fri, 01 April 2005

A masterfull panorama! Bravo!

cloughie

4:40PM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Wow!!! Scottish Bonzai Trees...now that's novel!!! As a professional, I often use the Panoramic setup in Bryce and then split the image into either 3 or 4 frames, or a matt with 3 or 4 apertures cut into it for a single frame...it can give very dramatic effects which sell well!!! This image is wonderful! Cheers! Alan

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