Falcon over Europa by Bambam131
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Description
The image show the Lander Falcon skimming over one of the many ice cravas of Jupiter’s moon Europa looking for a suitable landing place. This picture was created in Bryce 6.1, starfield created in Universe. The Lander was created in Bryce by me.
Thanks for taking a peek.
Cheers,
David
Comments (24)
great render.
Simply brilliant!
Fantastic image!! So cold and lonely.. Amazing!
great scene!!!
Very good and detailed composition.
Exceptional !!!
One of your best yet :)
Very cool scene and modeling work, sweet!
Great pic as always, but is the shadow of the lander in the right place?
Very well done! Great Europa landscape, and the moon (Io?) and shadow on Jupiter is a nice touch.
Nice work.
To the Bryster, the answer to the shadow in the right place, yes it is, look at the shadows for the landscape on the left side. It is right where it is supposed to be but, thanks for asking...................;-) David
the scale of it......Awesome Work.....!!!!
Brilliant! About the shadows, if you also look at the angle of the shadow on Jupiter it also explains the shadow of the craft. Hello.
beautiful terrain!
Excellent spacescape David :)
Brilliant!
Awsome image.
The spacecraft and the foreground of Europa is mighty fine but it is Jupiter itself that transfixes me. The atmosphere seems more three-dimensional than we usually see that planet. That's okay. I suspect it would seem more that way the closer we get to it. This one has got to be added to "muh favs!"
Great work!
Outstanding!
Excellent as always.
fantastic cmposition!
Great pic love the lander but the terrain makes it rock.