Cumberland at Saturn by Bambam131
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Cumberland at Saturn
This is my first image showing the spaceship Cumberland nearing the Saturn system. The model of Cumberland created entirely in Bryce 5.5 and 6.1 with the image rendered in Bryce 5.5. Postwork completed in Photoshop with the background starfield created in Universe.
All comments are welcome.
Cheers,
David
Comments (16)
cool work - nice 2001 touch.
Excellent composition!!!
Cue the Overture to the Gayne Ballet Suite...;) great work.
Looking Grand... Still hard to beleieve you get this fantastic render from Bryce... WOW, lookig good.. Ok me getting jealous.... :) .. Ok now i wish renderosity would allow Larger image sizes bit wize, because then your images would be really spectacular, if they would allow the images up to 4 meg in size.... _Michael
Looks fantastic David :)
Great scifi!!!
Mighty fine render! NASA would be proud of it.
Another spectacular view! Astounding detail on both the ship and the planet with it's moons. (even down to the red running lights on the port side)
Fantastic details and POV. Great work, David.
great composition... a sense of reaching a wonderful world
Great Work....!!
ShawnDriscoll, since DOF requires an atmosphere, I would never be able to comply with your request. Everything would look as it does in this image because this is how it would look in reality if you were seeing it yourself from this perspective. Cheers, David
Great scene....Love the detail....
Excellent work!
I guess your camera could stay on infinite focus. Most cameras will leave something out of focus though. Maybe you have telephoto on and that's why there is no perspective or depth.
Your modelling skills in Bryce amaze me. Very good.