The Destruction of Sector XII, Alpha by photostar
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Description
Alpha, a planet much like Earth, was colonized in 3024. It derives its name from the Greek, meaning 'beginning.' Cities and settlements are referred to as 'sectors.'
Being much like Earth in atmosphere and plant life, it is also much like Earth in another way: seismic and volcanic activity. How ever predictable these two forces may or may not be, no one could foresee what was about to happen here in Sector XII.
The entire top half of the volcanic peak literally collapsed with such fury during an eruption that it sent wave after wave of pyroclastic flows streaming down its hillsides covering everything in its path.
Yes, even on other worlds, disasters happen such as here on Earth. Some, with even more catastrophic force than ever imagined.
Enjoy and thanks for viewing and commenting.
Bryce 6.1
PhotoScape 3.01 (lens flares and frame)
Paint.Net (sharpening and signature)
Comments (43)
Very well done Keith and lives up to the description you gave of it....beautiful Bryce work but then you know how I feel about your Bryce work...BRAVO!!!
STUNNING !!!
super sci-fi. thought USSR came this way lol.
Excelente trabalho e realização, brilhante, aplausos (5)
amazing work ! I bet you are loving your new 6.1 :)
Absolutely fantastic both in work and vision. Your image is so realistic.
Well done. good light and render.
Well done!
Wonderful, perfect setting for your beautiful light...
Great story Keith, and hey real nice texturing and superb scene setup!!! love it yep :)
Cooooooooooooooooool !!
Brilliant! A complete story in four short paragraphs and one accurate, beautiful and tragic illustration.
Your sense for imagination and designing scenes in Bryce is always a treat for me, as a Bryce user. Everything here adds to the outstanding quality of your scene: terrain formation, objects, camera position and lighting. Excellent work, Keith, of pure beauty.