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40th Bryce Render Challenge Theme is *** Flowers ***

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  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,103
    edited March 2020

    My last entry : Silence.

    A flowering tree (Bryce), flowers and thombstones from the net, and genesis.

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  • mermaid010mermaid010 Posts: 5,004

    Adbc - unusual idea and well done

  • Yellow PenYellow Pen Posts: 918

    Adbc: Unusual and unique... i like it.

  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,131

    adbc - beautiful though a bit sad, the colours are great for this scene.

  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,103

    mermaid, Yellow Pen, Horo : thank you.

  • Rieke77Rieke77 Posts: 618

    @ adbc - an exceptionally image, very well done

  • Dan WhitesideDan Whiteside Posts: 497
    edited March 2020

    Many thanks for the comments on my first entry. Tis appreciated!

    drachenlords - a lovely image. I very much like the composition and your use of DOF.

    Hansmar - what a novel use of instancing! Very cool image.

    adbc - a very poignant image. Very much like the illumination.

    Here’s my second entry “The Last Star Flower”.

    All DAZ 3D content except for the Fantasy Flower which is by Lisa's botanicals at Hivewire3D.

    Illuminated by the Bryce sun and IBL HDRI by Horo.

    Rendered at 16 RPP - about 40 minutes render.

    Thanks for taking a look!

     

    Bryce Gallery: https://postimg.cc/gallery/10dulcbue/

    Voyager 4 Gallery: https://postimg.cc/gallery/16xw3g6au/

     

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  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,131
    edited March 2020

    Dan - super idea, beautifully done with all these stones. Great colour choices, too. I like how the moon/planet and the space man are reflected in the water and how the leaves have a tad of transparency.

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  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,757

    adbc: Sad, but lovely render.

    Dan: Thanks. Very nice and colourful render and great idea. Also a bit sad, though.

  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,103

    Rieke77, Dan, Hansmar : thank you.

    Dan : very cool idea, excellent image, beautiful colours.

  • Rieke77Rieke77 Posts: 618

    @ Dan - beautiful, great idea and colours

  • Dan WhitesideDan Whiteside Posts: 497

    Horo, Hansmar, adbc and Rieke77 Rank Thank you!

    Hansmar - this image was loosely inspired by a short story by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller. It had a happy ending smiley

  • Yellow PenYellow Pen Posts: 918
    edited March 2020

    Dan: Nice Idea, and beautiful done.

     

    Here's my third entry: The Basement.

    Sideboard and Stairs are freebies from the Net. Flowers and Plantpots are bought. Milk Can and my little Roboter-friend (his Name is Dewey) are modeled by me in Bryce.

     

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  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,131

    Yellow Pen - you have great modeling skills. Very nice entry. The broken off flower on the floor is a nice detail.

  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,103

    Yellow Pen : Very good modeling, outstanding render.

  • mermaid010mermaid010 Posts: 5,004

    Dan- great Idea, and beautiful done.

    Yellow Pen -superb modeling, awesome render.

  • Yellow PenYellow Pen Posts: 918

    Thanks Horo, adbc and mermaid...

  • Rieke77Rieke77 Posts: 618

    @ Yellow Pen - what a wonderful image. Your little Robo Friend Dewey and the Milk Can are awesome.

  • Yellow PenYellow Pen Posts: 918

    Rieke: Thank you too.

  • Dan WhitesideDan Whiteside Posts: 497

    mermaid010 - Thanks!

    Yellow Pen -Very cool concept and very nicely composed. Really like the bot.

     

  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,757
    edited March 2020

    Yellow Pen: Very lovely and detailed scene. I like the hair of the girl and the fact that the basement is made lively by all those flowers.

    Here is my third entry; I never thought I would create three, but it happened. I actually made several version, before deciding on the most weird version, which is this one. You hardly see the terrain, which was made in Terrasculptor 2.0, before being modified in Bryce. Also not as visible as in a normal render is the great sky, made by Horo, it is one of his HDRI enhanced skies. The snake is from DAZ, if I remember correctly, while the birds and the bees are freebies from the web. The cactus with flowers is from Greenworks.

    I created my own distorting lens before the camera and fiddled until I got what I like. And there is some DOF as well, although not as strong as in some of my (largely not finalised) experiments.

    Title: Dangerous focus on flowers.

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  • Tim82Tim82 Posts: 858

    the new entries look fantastic, great work!!! :D

  • HoroHoro Posts: 10,131

    Hansmar - great and special entry. What we see in the lens is beautiful and full of details. I also like the effect of the lens and what is visible outside of it.

  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,103

    Hansmar : very cool entry, the effect of the lens is awesome. 

  • mermaid010mermaid010 Posts: 5,004

    Hansmar - I agree the lens effect is awesome, fantastic work

  • drachenlordsdrachenlords Posts: 821

    @ Rieke: Thank you.
    @ adbc: Thank you. Silence is a great idea and very well done. This monochrome impression emphasizes the flower perfectly.
    @ mermaid: Thank you.
    @ Yellow Pen: Thank you. The Basement - this is a great basement. The small robot is very well built.
    @ Dan: Thank you. The Last Star Flower - a picture to my taste. I love such sci-fi ideas, especially if they are well done like this.
    @ Hansmar: Fantastic effect. So many details here. I like it.

  • Yellow PenYellow Pen Posts: 918

    thanks to all.

    Hansmar: I love the Ideas you all have...your third is beautiful too. I love the soft colours and the Light.

  • Rieke77Rieke77 Posts: 618

    @ Hansmar - a cool idea, I like your lens effect.

  • adbcadbc Posts: 3,103

    drachenlords : thank you.

  • HansmarHansmar Posts: 2,757

    Horo, adbc, mermaid010, drachenlords, Yellow Pen, Rieke77: Thanks. Glad you like my experiment.

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