Artist's Note
Yes, I know it's a cliché.
No, it's not Bryce.
Made in Photoshop: Filters & photographic elements.
The reflections are made with the flood plug-in from
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i was honest, i was about to nuke it as a "bryce wank" before i looked again. damn impressive photoshop work
Wed, Dec 19th at 11:20am (11 years ago)
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this'd be easy in bryce, astounding work in photoshop. good work.
Tue, Dec 18th at 10:23am (11 years ago)
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You wouldn't be able to acheive this quality in Bryce. Nice work!
Wed, Dec 19th at 11:38am (11 years ago)
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while browsing thrue the url u gave i noticed nearly everything was made by flamingpear filters. too bad.
Mon, Dec 24th at 11:14am (11 years ago)
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i love it!!!
Mon, Sep 10th at 05:37am (5 years ago)
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Created by Giraffe
on December 18th, 2001
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Menikmati:
Nope. Only the reflections were flaming pear.
Each individual element was given it's own separate reflection, and then the elements were manipulated and combined to give the right impression of distance. The moon’s reflection involves three entirely different elements interfering with each other to get the shining effect I required.
Any way this is all by-the-by. I didn't submit this image to have my skills as a draughtsman criticised, but to have my eye as an artist appreciated.
What does it matter how the image is made, if it is pleasing to the eye?
You may assume what you like about the way a work is constructed but give an honest opinion of the piece you see not the work involved.
I very much doubt you draw circles freehand. so tell me, what exactly is the difference between a hacksaw and an electric jigsaw except the quality of the finished work.
HOW DOES THE IMAGE MAKE YOU FEEL?