Swan-E-River by KnightWolverine
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Greeting One and All....
I've been wanting to use my train for awhile now in a Fall/Autumn setting so....
I took a break from Seasonal/Halloween Art for the moment to bring you folks my latest work from my Fall/Autumn Scenic Art Collection.I would like to say once again I have reached a new level of just how far I can push Bryce 7 to it's limits as far as objects/special effects/lighting...and this time after more than 5 attempts to get the scene to render completely before crashing..(didn't bite me in the butt this time)...I saved..lol..that I think I have finally impressed myself which isn't an easy thing to do...lol...Trust me...I'm my own worst Critic...rofl...If I can ever get this one particular scene that's a WIP finished it will be the most I ever crammed Down Bryce 7's throat to date...This one your viewing now is ranked at #2 as the most I've been able to get into one scene and get it to successfully render all the way without a hissy fit..lol...My problem is simple..I see in my mind what I want in a scene as far as intricate details...(things that should be there)..and want to be able to...when making a landscape for example...is to make it as you would see it in real time...Up to date right now I'm whipping out landscapes and scenery and been passing up the the smaller things that I know should be there so with all my learned skills now I want my art to be more politically correct as some describe it..Does that make sense?...Well any way...I've babbled long enough..Humble Thanks for your continued Comments...Views..and Fav's
-Will-
Swans are from Archive3d.net
Created in Bryce 7 with Post Work in Adobe Elements 8
Comments (28)
Well done...Another marvelous artwork my friend
sorry ive not been around, beautiful post here...i love your work.
WOW...this a truly inspired image, beautiful creation, congratulations!
A really beautiful autumn atmosphere!!! Nicely done!
Not that bad of a babble, and this picture looks fine! Great job!
Beautiful render!!
Very beautiful scene I like the sun-ray effect!
Splendid job. I'm still with Bryce 5.5. Lol. Then again, I haven't opened it in quite some time. Love this & the play on words. ")
Beautiful scene. Love the sun ray effects. Thanks for sharing.
that train is something here. love the birds and water too
Beautiful scene! Gorgeous colors. Corrie
Oh, the colors here are simply gorgeous!!
Great success to you for this awesome autumn landscape ! Good xcolors and wonderful effects ! EXCELLENT !
pushing bryce and the pc to the limits huh??. i guess when it crashes its a memory issue.but it is hard to track.thing is it has to be a specific constellation at a specific moment to get a crash while adressing memory.and the cryptic messages wont help i knw bro. meanwhile a fine piece you "delivered" here.
A wonderful calm mood in this one, well done.
Wonderful scene my dear!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Wonderful colors and beautiful work!
first of all thank you for the smiles you bring into life I love the train as the water listens wonderful work warm hugs, Linda
Beautiful details and foliage..fab lighting and love the train!!
Beautiful work~
I like the scene Will, very detailed and cleverly designed ( shows work and effort ) also mood, lighting, and effects are very pleasant to view. Fine work! George
Lovely:)
excellent autumn colors and lighting
Beautiful work.
Beautiful work my friend.
Lovely and peaceful scene
Beautiful atmosphere, great render!
I love your image here. My wife and I live in a small town in nurthern Manitoba called Swan River, Actually your depiction could be fairly accurate for looking out my back door at the river in the fall. The train that passes here is a little more modern than this one.