The Lichenmere Stone by Staticon
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Original Render: 09 Apr 2025
Created with Bryce 7
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-------------------------------------- Credits: Self made terrain with textures from 'Gritstone Hills' from Daz3D and Pro Materials. Sky and HDRI from 'Gritstone Hills' from Daz3D Lichen covered stone by Sean Riesch from BryceHoro's web site (https://horo.ch/) Character created in Poser 4
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-------------------------------------- Credits: Self made terrain with textures from 'Gritstone Hills' from Daz3D and Pro Materials. Sky and HDRI from 'Gritstone Hills' from Daz3D Lichen covered stone by Sean Riesch from BryceHoro's web site (https://horo.ch/) Character created in Poser 4
Comments (1)
Very nicely done, We have such a stone not far away from here, it is called Mirderstein (murderer stone) and there are ancient stories about it - though I think I know from where it fell down.
This image was inspired by the Bowder Stone, which is a large andesite lava boulder, that fell 200 metres from the Bowder Crag on Kings How between 13,500 and 10,000 years ago. Situated in Borrowdale, Cumbria, England.