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Examples from Tutorials     posted on 10th of september, 2007

I thought you might appreciate seeing how I personally have been putting the tutorials that I found to good use. I've already shown you the image I created using the layering technique. These three images were all created using the other tutorials I'd found and posted. They were easy to make, and the longest that any of them took to render was a little over 5 hours. Now, granted there are other ways to create these same effects. I'd love to see what you can come up with!
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The chain image is my favourite as well. - posted by Fotogeek on September 10, 2007
All of these images were created in Bryce 6.1 - posted by Avion49 on September 10, 2007
Love the chains image. I might try something like this myself? - posted by Tonygers on September 10, 2007
cool pictures
with program did u use? - posted by Ladyminnie on September 10, 2007

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>Now that I am creating 3D renders, I enjoy making them as believable as possible. Isolated animals and people are what I do the most. Full scenes are also available. Please see my managed collections for selections of my images grouped by subject. Enjoy!
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