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Blue Void
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Blue Void
Description: Abstract in Bryce5.5 no postwork. Just trying out something with fuzzy mirrors as an experiment.
Added by: davidbrinnen
Keywords: davidbrinnen, bryce5.5, abstract, blue
Date: 09.10.2005 22:14
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Downloads: 129
Rating: 5.00 (4 Vote(s))
File size: 397.3 KB
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boen_robot
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Join Date: 12.27.2003
Comments: 80
Cool :)

I think I have just selected my next wallpaper =)

I just love all kind of bryce abstracts especially when they are this huge :D

How did you made all of those white curves? Photoshop? The technique from the Abstract
Panoramics tutorial perhaps(why am I even asking...)?
09.11.2005 00:05 Offline boen_robot boen_robot at yahoo.com 148058941
Horo
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Join Date: 05.26.2004
Comments: 4721
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The result you can get by using curved mirrors always strikes me. At left, there is a face, lit by electric arcs from underneath but the eyes are protected by goggles. And the glasses even sit on the nose. At the sides, objects that have yet to be welded to a model not seen in the picture. Just from the result, I would have titled this one ?Ghost Welder?. However, since I'm priviledged to know a bit more about the setup, I congratulate you to the name giving, it is perfect. As for the colour, it is beautiful. And as simply achieved as the outline of the ?face?.
09.11.2005 06:35 Offline Horo h.-r.h.wernli at bluewin.ch https://www.horo.ch/
davidbrinnen
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Join Date: 01.03.2004
Comments: 2224
Thanks.

This was all made in Bryce - I'm pleased to say, the blue arcs are refections and re-reflections in the inside surface of a transparent sphere inside a transparent sphere inside which is the camera - the extra twisted ness of them comes from using a Panoramic render setting and tilting the camera around 45%. So yes, it is close to the panoramics tutorial, just a bit more fiddly to set up - the ray depth is critical with repeated reflection, one higher and the image is burned out one lower and it's virtually black. Patience in this area yeilds pleasing results. But it takes a lot of trial and error!
09.11.2005 09:31 Offline davidbrinnen mail at davidbrinnen.co.uk http://www.davidbrinnen.com


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