Falling Into Ruin by photostar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Fast forward to the year 2719 AD. New cities have emerged throughout the previous centuries to replace aging infra-structures and technological advances.
No one foresaw, however, the horrific mess now referred to as 'The Great Anihilation.' Collapse of world economies, struggles between nations and global upheaval finally resulted in the use of weapons which would devestate mankind and reduce the Earth's population to less than 900 million inhabitants.
The cities have been turned into ruin and those citizens still residing in them have no means with which to repair what has been destroyed and fallen into decay.
It has taken fifteen years time just for the atmosphere to finally clear and foliage to return. The sun shines through once again to reveal the forever changed face of our planet.
Thanks for viewing and commenting.
Multi-colored areas on structures and terrain planes were accomplished with the use of many radial lights and light gels.
Bryce 6.1
PW frame and lens flares with PhotoScape 3.01

Comments (42)
This has got to be your most powerful image of this type yet. Keith. Difficult to conceive how far you've come in Bryce since you moved on from Terragen and this takes my breath away. And glad to see you've kept that lens flare down to an absolute minimum here- in my view any more would be guilding the lily! Dave
Very cool modeling and render, this certainly does fire up the imagination. Me likes this scifi city!!
I'm with Dave on this one, this image is very powerful and one of your best to date. Excellent how the tops of the structures are crumbling away. Your tortured landscape is also very well presented. A favourite without a doubt. Tony.
Very impressive image !
Hard-hitting and beautifully (de)constructed. Excellent!
Fantastic work.
ahhh, but ya know what? With creative minds like yours around.. there is hope for this world after all :)
Well done. Good work.
Superb sci-fi, Keith!!!
Nicely put together!
Look like a GIANT FORTRES ;-) COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
This is fantastic work.
yes I agree with mr magik cooL and hottttttttttttttttt------ieeeeeeeee one you always come up with the great ones !wow
Wow, amazing image, scary as hell, and little too close to home!!
Very well done Keith...excellent structure work,surface mats and lighting,and the subdued lens flare works wonders here...very well composed and rendered.the mood in this piece echoes your storyline perfectly...well done!
WOW, awesome, Keith excellent work warm hug, Linda
Excellent work, well done...
A fantastic image, Keith. You have easily become one of the best Bryce artist's here now and have great potential for further development. Your work in other media recently has also shown just how versatile you are and has revealed some other aspects of your deeply embedded artistic talents.
E X E L L E N T !!!!!!!!
It´s a spectacular work Keith!!!! Fantastic
Fantastic work!!!
Wow, looks fantastic! Excellent clear lighting and wonderful terrain!
wow ! excellent ..you are so good at this !!
Fantastic sci-fi and urban composition with amazing textures and mats to portray this 'annihilated' city. The sky and lighting are also superbly rendered. Instant fav' and congratulations, Keith!
What an amazing creation and such a fascinating story. Excellent work!!!
Wow Keith this is an awesome Image and as Tony said very powerful sure makes a person think reading and looking at this... Excellent capture and narration of an unstable world and the possible aftermath of nuclear Exchange ..Bravo! and scary my frind an Image for world leaders... Outstanding work!!!
Excelente!
Excellent image Keith!
Fantastic futuristic scene, Keith!
looks like the real thing.outstanding creation