Double Moon Sunset by photostar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My first landscape using Bryce.
Dedicated to Tony & Debz who have been an inspiration to me in using this program.
Thamks for viewing and commenting...

Comments (14)
Wow, a great first attempt at a Bryce landscape as they are not all that easy to do. I like your choice of surface for the two moons and also the way the light catches them. A good sky and terrain and not forgetting the tree which has caught bits of the light. Many thanks for the dedication as well Keith, it's nice to know we can help people so far away ... Tony :-)
Perfect composition!!!
Wow, this is Brilliant Keith. Can't wait to see more of your landscape images. I think I'll have to give one a try soon, but I can't see mine being anywhere near as good as yours! Thanks for the mention. Debz
I do Bryce landscapes and I just had to open yours when I saw the thumbnail for it...it's beautifyl, love the reflections, the terrain work is fantastic....and your moons are wonderfully textured...very well done!
I can only agree with Tony - i personally have given up making landscapes in Bryce - they get to plastic in my opinion - but you've succeded well
amazing !
nice!!!
Very cool!
this one is so cool thanks for the smile sunshine day to you warm hug, Linda
As a Bryce user myself, I think you 've achieved a great scene if it's your first landscape in Bryce. Very nice composition indeed :-)
Simply beautiful well done :)
I really like the mats on these moons. Nice choice and very good POV. Lightpen
Cool work, So realistic landscape!
My first attempt with Bryce went to the recycle bin. Your's however should never go near that bin. It is great! Well done!