Landing in the Calderra by grafikeer
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Bryce6.1/Photoshop/Photoscape3.3
It's been a while since I have built a ship in Bryce,so I took the day yesterday and built this little four person craft I affectionately call "The Cricket".It is rendered in Bryce metal presets and one modified light texture.The terrain is one huge terrain,at planetary resolution,textured in another of the Seriously Real Materials 5-6 from Daz.Sky,lighting and atmo are custom,and the image was rendered in Superfine.Post in Photoshop involved a levels adjustment and signature,in Photoscape I added a bloom effect and frame.Thanks for viewing and comments!
Comments (22)
A great way to spend a day - Very nice model and scene.
Looks great. Love the reflections.
Shiny cricket! Nice model and landscape.
great scene with excellent mood
Super image!! I love the play of the reflections on the surface of the Cricket ship. Great design and render!!!
I didn't realise that you played Cricket in Canada... :o) Excellent modeling and lighting, Neil.
Very good sci-fi scene.
cool sci-fi scene - great lighting and reflections!
cool
nice scene
Like this one.
Love Jimminy Cricket..looks a great litte design.
Very creative my friend. The name fits well. Love the lighting.
Really nice scene. Great modeling work! Very nice lighting, textures and terrain! Excellent work.
EXCELLENT!
Great looking ship model and render.
Cute little ship and one can see how it got its name.
Great "Bryce-ing" indeed!
Thats great work!
Great model you have created here. One can sense the effect of it landing in the crater. Really like the name of the ship, as well.
Great design and modelling, as always. I think the terrain would benefit from more texture detail and variations.
I like the cricket a lot, the detail on the back is stunning.