Norwegian Coast by garyandcatherine
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce 5 with postwork done in Corel Photopaint. The postwork consisted of painting snow on the horizontal portions of the building and adding a few icicles to some of the buildings (though not really visible in this small picture). Hope you enjoy and be sure to visit our Gallery to see the rest of our coastal images. As always, please share your thoughts on our work.

Comments (13)
Fantastic. I love the layout and the ship off in the distance. You have two things I really like: lighthouse and ship. Awesome, keep up the great work.
Excellent work. The landscape is fantastic.
Very very very well done. I used Bryce myself, but I cant stand it any more, I always use Vue d'esprit now. Very well done, I could never have done this in Bryce and perhaps not in any other programme. Very nice!
A wonderful image in a wonderful series. My oh-so-felt appreciation, I'd like to be able to do such landscapes.
ahhh...very romantic ! great to see another winter picture here ! Cheers
This is fantastic!!! the terrain work is awesome!!
Very good work, love the winter look and feel to this. Great layout also. Well done. ---- Scott.
Simply wonderful.
Yes, your terrain work is excellent! Personally, I think that a postwork is always indispensable to finalize well an image. Without this, this stays pure Bryce work certainly, but let us recognize that it's all the same less beautiful than with. I say this because I have the sensation which a lot, here, always try to justify of few of postwork...:):) And I don't understand why.... Your work is really magnificent Catherine!
very nice composition!
Beautiful work. I could look at this for hours.
I have got one word for you: Sweeeeeeeeet! ~Chris
A great sense of realism with a painted feel. Great use of lights and atmospherics.