Lost Mountain by shahlaa
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I should print this one out and frame it...lol...I started rendering it at 8pm tonight and it didn't complete until 1:49am...it's completely Bryce, nothing added...I was too tired by the time it was ready...I hope you like. Zoom in for detail.
Thank you for all the comments on yesterdays post..God bless and Blessed be.

Comments (43)
it is beautiful, I have bryce but have never used it. I zoomed in and was somewhat disappointed to not find any tiny rock climbers or mountain goats... lol. God Bless you back
Wow! Very cool image!!! Nicely done.
Fantastic work. Great details. Looks very beautyfull. I nver could have so many patience for rendering. LOL After one hour i cancel when its not finnish.
Excellent, very nice reflection Stuart
Fabulous Marly !!! Indeed a picture to frame in !!! Or to create a puzzle from...i have several of those programs and i love to puzzle around with the images i create and from my favs...A pity though that the max pieces is only a meager 300 (which can be an ordeal on a pc...lol...)... Keep up the good work !!! If you keep mastering it like you're doing now you'll have a Bryce pic i the charts in no time !!! Way to go !!!
Very nice rock!
A brilliant created Bryce work with this wonderful rock and the fabulous textured water around! Beautifully done! Bravo!!!
Oh yes, so beautiful work and very nice composition and color !!! Well done :)
So beautiful Marlene! Very nice water and reflection! Wonderful!!!
A most beautiful image! I wish I could go there, only for a little while though, my battery on my laptop only runs for about 20 minutes and I'd need to recharge! lol:) But this is an excellent image! Great job!
You'll be a master of this in no time! Wonderful Bryce work! Bravo Marly!
And again a good picture from you erland
super water, light and reflection!
That's a pretty fast render time for Bryce lol-very nice work
super refelection in the water, your doing very well with bryce, next you ought tp try terregan software.
Hello my dear friend, Wonderful artwork. Excellent!! Congratulations!!
I'm learning how to use Bryce and don't think I have that kind of patience for rendering yet LOL!! Gorgeous landscape!!
WOW, that was a long one, funny sometimes little tweeks add alot of rendertime. Nice job, love the atmosphere of it.
Great render!
Wow, this is just brilliant, so bold and very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
5 hours 49 minutes, not to bad on time at all. Be prepared for much longer renders. This one is very lovely. The reflection is particularlly pleasant!!!
that is very pretty!!!:)
Superb!!! Love the water and texture details of the rock, very crisp!
You're doing great, Marlene. The reflections are very good. Hope you are having fun with Bryce. I sure do. Dave bought me some new models. Hope to get busy and use them soon. Huggs...Silkylady...
Original and pretty! GREAT. :)
My favorite parts of this nice seascape are the rock textures and the wonderful water reflections. Your artwork here has captured the fact that even a clam body of water has ripples and small waves that make cool refections, especially on sunny days. Excellent artwork Shahlaa!!!
Great idea!!! Very nice scenery!!!
Beautiful water and mood. A fantastic composition!
Great!!!
5 hours to render? How fast is your machine? I did a volumetric render once, it took about 36 hours. Only had 3 mountains, 1 lake. I don't do volumetric renders anymore...lol. And it's hard to tell the difference from a normal render. You may have picked a volumetric preset for the sky. This should have taken about 15 minutes max on your machine, even with anti-aliasing. Anyway, it's perfect.. water, mountain, sky. Congrats Marlene! Looking forward to your next one! Hugs from Dave :^)