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Horo

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In Conjunction

In Conjunction
Description:	My 1st space picture that wasn't very awfull. Stars background is an Orion-belt pic from the net. My favorite star constellation. Except for that, all bryce.
Added by:	adrian
Keywords:	space, planets
Date:	04.16.2007 15:48
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rashadcarter1
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Join Date: 06.04.2006
Comments: 2610

You are well on your way to an amazing scene. Like you said, this piece is not in the least bit bad! The planets are too close to one another, The laws of gravity would cause them to clump together. You might consider atmospherics for the planets. Very nice work!

04.16.2007 18:14

Horo
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Join Date: 05.26.2004
Comments: 4721

I wonder how this would look like if this backdrop was made to a light probe and the scene lit by it. I've tried that once with the Great Orion Nebula, but have not published it. You might have to boost up the power of zeta and epsilon Orionis and fake an HDRI. There are some hints how you can do in the tutorial section of Bryce 6.1.

04.17.2007 16:18

adrian
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Join Date: 07.28.2004
Comments: 106

Yes, its not a realistic picture, but it looked better this way.
It's more 'fi' than 'sci'.
But the big planet does have an atmosphere, clouds and all.

I only have Bryce5 and am not sure what you mean by faking a HDRI?
Thanks anyway.

04.19.2007 20:31

rashadcarter1
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Join Date: 06.04.2006
Comments: 2610

atmosphere

I see the atmospheric work now. It is subtle just as it should be. There is something so splendid and beautiful about the piece. Your color choices for the nebulas are great. Placing the viewer on a lunar surface is a cool and comforting choice. I wonder if the piece would gain any power if the viewer were floating hopelssly in the vacuum of space instead of safely on a moon. I think the moon provides a "safety" that may take away from the potential of the nebulas.

04.20.2007 01:38

davidbrinnen
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Join Date: 01.03.2004
Comments: 2224

Realistic it may not be, but I like this presentation of overly large overly close planets and moons - something so grand it is almost frightening somehow. The only thing I would criticise is the foreground which seems to lack the vast scale of the rest of the image, perhaps this could be ammended by a different material or choice of terrain?

04.20.2007 21:48

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