Gobi by Badsue
Open full image in new tab Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce 6.1, postwork (minor light effect, frame + signature) in Picture Publisher.
Thanks for all your kind comments on my last image "Out for a walk", they're very much encouraging!

Comments (28)
Thats a wonderful landscape. Also well presented.
It looks cold and forboding. Great color scheme. I like the touch of life clinging to the foreground and how it contrasts with the vultures in the background. Caravan is a great human element.
Wahnsinn sind das schöne Farben - das kann ich mir echt bei mir in der Wohnung vorstellen - stark
Breathtaking - thanks for sharing this:)
just ... gorgeous!!! very fine image!!!
really grandlook
Wonderful photographic bryce work.
Nice use of earth tones, wonderful scene.
Wonderful use of texture and terrain modeling...the sky is spectacular. Very well done!!!
Beautiful! Corrie
Hmmm...looks like we are both in a desert mood!Excellent textures and details in this scene...very believeable setting!
Beautiful landscape and color tones,excellent work************
Well done!
Wonderfully depicted vasteness and serenity.
Very nice landscape scene!
Perfection!
This is stunning.
Exquisite!! Wonderful work!
Excellent work Susanne.
Fantastic Bryce landscape!!!
Absolutely gorgeous scene! It shows what Bryce is capable of in equally capable hands. Not to take away from this wonderfully crafted scene, I think the camels in the Gobi Desert have two humps.
Excellent work. Well done!!
Excellent.
Brilliant!
Wonderful work
so outstanding mood and atmosphere!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful! Wonderful colors and composition! Bravo!
This is wonderful for Bryce. I once used it for a while, but couldn't export my scenes to other apps. I use VUE now. Beautiful picture. Masterful work!