Show Us Your Bryce Renders Part 13
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Thank you NGartplay.
A lattice made in the TE by David Brinnen and a copy, differently rotated, given a material from High Resolution Terrains 2. They stand on the partly transparent and partly reflecting ground plane. Background and ambient light by an unpublished HDRI and a bit additional light and specular by the sun.
Wow, that is so cool Horo. I've tried making something like that but I can't get sides to look like that.
Thank you NGartplay.
Thanks NGartplay
Horo - Another cool idea, beautiful result.
I used 3 spheres and the camera at world center viewed thru the GWL lens, inspired by one of Horo’s recent abstract. Lighting is from an Hdri from the Hyper Texture Base.
mermaid - thank you. This abstract of yours came out beautifully with this nice choice of colours.
Thanks Horo
mermaid, the colors are so dramatic. It reminds me of multiple things...from a flower, bug or melted plastic. That's what's so cool about it.
The terrain was self made and given a material from Grand Mountains. Blueish ambient light by an unpublished HDRI. The clouds are Cumulus from the Sky Lab, the key light by the sun.
Thanks NGartplay
Horo - amazing work as usual, beautiful scene.
Horo, that is simply stunning. The realistic textures really make this beautiful.
Thank you mermaid and NGartplay.
Electro-Elvis, what a wonderful terrain and clever to put some partially visible trees in the forefront.
Horo, beautiful terrains and nice render of the lattice too.
Mermaid010, what a wonderful abstract. I love the way the colours change in the forms.
Thank you Hansmar.
Double stacked self made terrain with materials from High Resolution Terrains 2. Sky and ambient light by an HDRI from HDRI Enhanced Skies and the key light by the sun.
Thanks Hansmar
Horo - wonderful landscapes, perfect lighting and materials
Thank you mermaid.
Wonderfully done Horo.
Here I go again. An abstract. Anyone surprised? Have to keep the imagination going.
NGartplay - thank you. Wow, great abstract - I see a hand holding a sphere and a world coming out through the ring from another universe.
NGartplay - wonderful abstract, I also see a sphere on a hand. I'm so very happy to see your work, keep it rolling
I started with a file from the Layered Skies, the terrains - Mordor and the eagle is a freebie.
Thank mermaid and Horo
mermaid, such a peaceful scene. The eagle adds to the feeling by soaring on the breeze.
mermaid - very nicely done tranquil scene.
The buildings are from Utopia Cityscape Blocks by Stonemason and are with the camera within a Fading Mirror Box. Sky and ambient light by the an HDRI from HDRI Enhanced Skies and a bit of key light by the sun. A city in the gloomy light under dark clouds.
Thanks NGartplay and Horo
Horo- awesome city, love the gloomy effect.
Thank you mermaid.
We don't get to see many night pictures. This is a really nice cityscape, Horo.
Thank you NGartplay.
Went through my installed objects looking for planets. I had a lot of them with volumetric materials but I needed solid. This is all I had...4. The one all the way to the right doesn't count.
Horo - love the sci-fi dark city and the lattices
NGartplay - really enjoy the abstract renders; their "other-worldly"
I've been interested in sci-fi stuff quite a bit lately
mermaid010 - love the abstract and your sky is stunning - just curious how long it takes you to render the HDRIs -
I have been playing around with trying to create a star filled sky HDRI, but it never turns out quite right!!
As usual whenever I stop by I inevitably get inspired by everyone's work!
NGartplay - interesting idea and very nicely done with the planets on the table standing on ice.
PixelPie - thank you.
An unusual idea, NGartplay, I like it especially the frozen water material.
PixelPie thanks, that render did not take long, less than half hour; the Hdri one of David's.