Water world by B_PEACOCK

Bryce • Fantasy • posted on Jul 14, 2007

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Description

Not really much of an image .But a dear friend Linda has gotten into bryce. So I told her I would post one of the images I did using bryce. I have had the program for a long time but hardly use it because of the long render times This is one of my first few images I did once I got the whole importing thing down.I think this image took 4 hours to render even at the small size it is.But had a way slower computer then Sad I have Hexigon and Carrera3d but never really have the time to use them So I would like to thank every one who has givin me some of their cool stuff like Mike and Richard.Rick and Mia .Sorry havent had time to use the stuff yet.Maybe come fall I will have the time LOL Thanks for viewing and I always enjoy hearing from you all Love and Blessings Hope your having a fantastic weekend

Comments (53)

drifterlee

12:28AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

Gorgeous water!!!!

ilona

12:46AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

heeeyyyyy this looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!

ChristineG

7:33AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

wow what a fantastic render. amazing piece of work Hugs C

BrokenWings

9:11AM | Sun, 15 July 2007

Fantastic scene, makes me want to go swimming too. Miss ya!

SunsetHunter

1:23AM | Mon, 16 July 2007

A very cool image - a temple of water! Great concept!

Kaerobani

8:12AM | Mon, 16 July 2007

I agree with pupino, it's nice cold (in a positive way) acutally, it looks like one of my first renders with bryce as I tested it at work some years ago, but never had the patience to go deeper with it :>