Io bound by Bambam131
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Io bound
This is the second of 4 images that will show the USS Yorktown approach to Jupiter
Comments (8)
I love the detailing on this one.Excellent imagery as well as the artistry and your artistic endevors that allows u to reach to these types of artistic designs. :-)
That you did this in Bryce boggles my mind and rather humbles me. Wonderful beyond words to descry!!!
Really awesome and wonderful.My vote!
'twas me who asked to see the engines. I feel guilty now costing you another 7 days. How do you do that? I get impatient after 2 hours I think it will take longer to render the next one to Io than it will take the Yorktown to get there. Talk about real-time! As for DOF, have they never seen pictures of the earth taken from the moon? No DOF there. Just an amazingly long focal length. Fantastic as always.
darn I didn't get here fast enough to post first, ratssss. Awesome pic David totally awesome. I wish I could get my planets to look that good. Can you do a tut on the planets. I must be doing something wrong here. Mine don't come close to yours. Please please with tons of sugar on it please please........ o:]
http://www.wings3d.com -because we care, and because these would make fantastic models..;) (with your skills, you could even make money)..excellent stuff as usual..
Fanatastic scene of your amazing model work, and I thought an 11 hour render was long, whew! Really picksup the details that way, awesome image!
Aye, I agree with you about the DOF! There is no DOF needed, the camera would have to be WIDE open to get such a shot of this huge craft. I'm curious why you set it to 144? Is it because of all the small tubes and parts? Beautiful work, as always. Complex and well-setup...!