Ocean Cliffs by melizod
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Description
Not much time for art these days, but I had to do something to keep my hand in it. i'm still on a water kick so here is more of my unofficial 'Scenes from the Sea' series. (I just made that up but I like the sound of it)
Bryce 5 with the foam added in postwork in Photoshop.
Hope it takes you away... but not too far.
Comments (16)
fantastic water and cliffs. like the juxtapositioning great deal !
Very powerful action captured. It also brings out all the viewer's senses: I can feel the mist, smell it and the water, see the water's undulating action, etc. Well done!
Well done indeed !
Fantastic work....especially the textures of the water, and the waves is excellent.
Man, that's fabulous!! The water is perfect. Guess that's what comes of growing up on the coast. Gorgeous image!
Wonderful image. Love the cliffs and the sea water is very well done. Top render. ---- Scott.
OK OK, I can't look at this pic long. I didn't know I get sea sick. But the longer I look at it, the queazer my stomach got. I think that is a compliment.
The water is very well done. The view and distant atmo is really beautiful.
The water is awesome!!
You are without a DOUBT the most talented manipulator of terrains Bryce has ever seen.
one of my favorite images today!! super seascape art and your terrains and textures are stunningly excellent!! BRAVO!!! VOTE ;D
super scene and POV...man spt richtig das stmische Meer.......
Magnificant view
Fantastic sea and terrain work!
Brilliant!!! I am still terrible with water. You have an excellent eye for detail and texture!!!!
I love it - Does the "postwork"? HAVE to be done as ostwork - or is there a way in Bryce or Vue to "make it happen?