Refinery Fly-through by grafikeer
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Bryce6.1/DazStudio/Photoscape3.3/Photoshop
I've had this jetbike model for ages and never got around to using it...so it was about time!Jetbike,Hiro 3 base and morphs,Shadowdancer outfit,Men of the Year skin mat and Xena Hair all from Daz3D and posed in DazStudio.All other items created in Bryce,using modified preset textures.Sky,light and atmo are custom.Rendered in Superfine,with an object mask render of the bike and rider.In Photoshop I combined the render and object mask,blurred the background,tweaked the levels,added the heat rays from the engine,extra hair blowing back and sig.In photoscape I added the frame.Thanks for viewing and any comments you wish to leave!
Comments (16)
very nice image !
Cool effect...
Great work on the motion blur! Gives it a real sense of speed.
very nice moving !
Nice work on this, especially the motion blur and hot engine thrust. Cool stuff!!
Great sense of speed! I like the tight crop, it lends that extra touch of dynamism. Good work!
wondrous sense of speed!
Convincing sense of speed!
Superb - really effective pose and render with killer postwork. Not been to your gallery for a while; many thanks for the comment on Patrol.
Super! This one is really alive with movement.
Really nice scene. Great models, lighting and motion blur effects! Excellent render.
Really fine blur effects. The engine heat is a effective extra touch.
Great sense of speed and cool textures.
A super image...love the feeling of speed in this one!!!
Great! Very fast!!!
love the speed blur and heat waves. I noticed some of your earlier works have some stagnate looking ships that might have used a treatment similar to this.