Show Us Your Bryce Renders Part 10
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Hansmar - thank you. Those simple terrains look quite elaborate. Good use of fog and snow.
Horo- nice experiments with displacements, I still can't get it right, keep crashing Bryce. The Anaglyph is also nice.
Hansmar - lovely experiments with terrains, I can't believe you used a face as the base for the terrain - you do unusual things, nice use of fog.
mermaid - thank you. Keep in mind that you have to set render priority to low before you enter the MatLab and introduce displacement. Render also in low priority. Sometimes rendering works with normal or high priority but not always. My example crashed after the render was halfway through. I went back to low and then the render completed.
Horo- thanks for the tip, I think I always use high priority.
Tim82 : superb image.
Horo : great experiment
Hansmar : using images for heightmaps is a great idea and it gives a very nice result too.
WIP :)
Wow very nice Tim
Came out nice, Tim.
Tim...stop working on it...(WIP)...it is super as is....you perfectionist you
Jay
This was supposed to be my 3rd entry for the challenge, then I saw that I have another similar one already on my Pinterest account-slightly different colors; so I’m posting it here. Hopefully I get a chance to do another entry by the end of the month.
Tim82 : Jamahoney is right, it looks perfect.
mermaid : vibrant colours, cool abstract.
mermaid - great abstract, like a jewel in the centre.
Thanks Adbc and Horo
Tim: wonderful sea scene.
Mermaid: great colours!
Another landscape. I used this terrain more often, but now moved the camera and changed the lights. And I used a square parrallel light to light up the mountain on the right.
The border of the shadow from the parallel light should not be sharp. There are two ways to avoid this.
Hansmar - nice terrain. I also use terrains several times with the camera at different positions and a changed area to height ratio. I like the terrain, material and sky but the lighting doesn't convince me, it appears flat and I agree with Slepalex about the sharp shadow line.
i could not help myself, i made some changes :D
Tim - not very obvious changes at first glance so I blink-compared this one with the previous one. The water is more violent (as BlumBlumShub and Chohole in the galleries suggested) and the camera lower and nearer to the boat. Now it is more obvious that the crew is missing (as miklett123 complains in the galleries). Both versions are excellent, I couldn't say one is better than the other, it depends what you you intended.
This version is probably better. No unnecessary blur. The only thing that diminishes the dignity of this work is the sky from a photo using photoshop. Sometimes, to create a realistic sky and atomosphere in Bryce, you need to spend several times more time and effort than the rest of the picture.
Slepalex, Horo: Thanks for your comments. I may see whether I want to modify it.
Hansmar - thank. Lovely landscape I like the material and lighting.
Tim - awesome stormy sea, very nice.
Mermaid: Thanks.
I created a new, but highly abstracted, landscape. This is an earlier used terrain, but with a modified camera position and a highly abstract sky. I used a combination of a negative and a positive light, of which the positive one has some greenish colour. The landscape was made partly with posterize. The bluish border around the terrain is actually the 'sea' outside of the terrain.
@Horo, if you look closely at the ship, there are tiny crew members wearing red coats :D
@slepalex, its not a photoshop sky, it is just a hdri with volume clouds ;)
Hansmar : beautiful terrain scape, Horo and Slepalex are right though about the shadow.
The abstract landscape is awesome.
Tim82 : the seascape is wonderful, I like the rough sea.
I'll have to stop Brycing for a while now due to health problems. See you all later and happy brycing everyone !
@adbc, thank you for the nice comments, and i hope you get well soon :)
Mermaid...awesome - you had me at the vibrancy of colours.
Nope, Tim82, still love the first ship work - has a more atmospheric feel to it, but the second attempt works excellently also.
Hansmar, I love the sky in the abstracted landscape.
AdBc...like Tim82 says, get well soon
Hansmar - almost an abstract, great sky.
adbc - sorry to hear (read) that. Get well soon.
Tim82 - great naval scene. I like both variants.
mermaid010 - attractive jewelry abstraction!
Hansmar - interesting experiments. Love that sky in latest picture, almost like marmalade cocktail!
adbc - i join wishes..get well!
I had to lauigh at BBS when he remarked to me elsewhere "I continue to be impressed by that obsolete, largely unsupported dinosaur of a 3D program you use!"
Hansmar - lovely abstract landscape,