A new view! by Bambam131
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Description
The picture shows a new view of the Lander USS Robert Goddard right before touchdown on Mars. This image also depict a new sky color due to the recent information obtain from both the Mars rovers Sprit and Opportunity. As more data is given out by NASA I will be posting new pictures of the Lander with a more color accurate sky.Thanks again for taking a peek and commenting on my work.
Cheers,
David
Comments (18)
Excellent dust effects.
More tumbling rocks!! ;) Great image! textures, lighting, composition, model, everything!!! Looking good!!
Finally ! We made it. Nice work, as always.
A new view from you! Excellent work on the terrain!
Good job! I especially like all the loose rocks on the terrain.
perfect dust effects and excellent textures,bravo!
Excellent terrain and modeling!
Dude thats in Bryce..... Im stunned!!
wow awesome once again
What else is there to say? "Super!" maybe?
Perfect work.
wonderful terrain and sky; the billowing dust looks quite real; again, your ability for realism using Bryce is astounding
amazing render!!!great work ;)x -J
Most impressive and convicing lander scene, excellent image!
And a wonderful new view it is. Masterful. Love your modeling skills and you do a great job of developing settings.
This is superb. I don't know how you have the patience for all this complex modelling. I've never used Bryce but I imagine creating these models in this application must be very difficult
Amazing work! The detail of the landing craft is stunning. The landscape is very well done. Excellent overall.
Excellent work - nicely done with just the right about of detail and "fade" to make it look like the real McCoy.