Fire in the Canyon by photostar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Terrains constructed from lattices.
Distant rising smoke constructed with the use of a large sphere and application of a modified fog mat.
Enjoy and thanks for viewing and commenting...
Bruce
Resized, sharpened and sig, with Paint.Net

Comments (40)
Excellent and outstanding Bryce work...
beautiful terain. reminds me of parts of Nevada
Fabulous terrain and lighting.
What's most effective about this is the expert rendering and sense of color and scale. I especially like the smoke in the background, hinting at a raging fire rather than showing it outright. That, to me, heightens the mood and calls attention to all of the other great elements of this render. Fantastic work with a profoundly wonderful sense of subtlety!
Excellent work!
Very cool Keith! I absolutely love your terrain work again! and it looks so wonderful in this great atmosphere! also real nice outcome on your created smoke rising!!! woooot!!! lets part bud!! hehe! oh! and i was able to crank out 3 good renders within Vue 6. I am so happy!!! I tap on wood, and cross fingers that my previous issue has went away! I will upload later on... do not want to swamp my friends with 3 sudden uploads from me hehe! have a great weekend bud! =]
Wonderful work.
Reamrkable terrain work, Keith. Love the matts too. Excellent result. Muis
a lovely landscape Keith! the light and textures are fantastic! :D
fantastic work on this one!! The hint of smoke in the background in brilliant, so realistic, we get lots of fires in South Africa and this is how they look from a distance!!
you did an excellent job on those farmost rock formations
Superb image! Wonderful textures and lighting! 5+
That light is so good! Excellent work, Keith (as always!)
Lovely lighting, Keith. Great calming atmosphere too!
Excellent image Keith, I just love that red rock work and the way the sunlight captures the terrains differently. The smoke you've added is a great example of how it should be done. Overall this is a stunning image, a fav for sure. Tony :-)
The canyon terrain is most impressive. Love that mat and the way you have capped the terrains is most interesting to me. Another excellent image Keith!:)))
Wonderful depth in this render, Keith. Fantastic work on the lighting, looks like an early morning sun. The smoke lying low in the canyon is a great touch. Superb terrain work .. a natural for you.
this is cool and super. It a place I like to go camping and take photos of. Hope there a cave there too lol
Well done !
Awesome terrain work again Keith!! Excellent sunlight and reflections!! A new fave!!
You created a wonderful sense of dread here with the smoke rising out of the canyon; as Chip said, not the graphics of the flame, but knowing what's coming. Great textures and colors!!
Explendido.A reflexividade na agua é soberba.Obra impecavel, aplausos (5)
Fantastic terrain work and this scene has such great lighting. Excellent idea for the smoke in the background.
Way beyound - Very good work... the mist/fog calms the sun that most of the time would keep one from seeing the beautiful changes in red hues...It reminds me of some of the area around Bryce Canyon on the way Zion...A++++
Realistic landscape! Good mats and shapes.
Hi Keith sure love the mountains you create so much fun to see such surprises sweet sunshine to you warm hug, Linda
Great strata in your mountains.
Very well done. 5+.
Like the smoke effect and light on your terrains,definitely a sense of realism in your render...reminds me of the big fire we had a few years back here in Kelowna,BC.The addition of the foreground trees helps to give a sense of depth,and your render is as crisp as ever...well done Keith!
Great realism here WOW Well done :)