Show Me Your Rays

[Steve Newport]

This picture started out as an experimental piece for creating clouds, it then lead to lens flairs, then to volumetric lighting! Turned out kind of nice so I thought I'd turn it over to you guys. If any of you want to post any images you have of rays, clouds, or lens flares I'd love to see them! If you don't have any, make one! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

Steve Newport

[This message was edited by Steve Newport on May 13, 2001 at 11:55.]

[Steve Newport]

This picture started out as an experimental piece for creating clouds, it then lead to lens flairs, then to volumetric lighting! Turned out kind of nice so I thought I'd turn it over to you guys. If any of you want to post any images you have of rays, clouds, or lens flares I'd love to see them! If you don't have any, make one! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

Steve Newport

[This message was edited by Steve Newport on May 13, 2001 at 11:55.]

[RTK]

You got a great atmosphere in your image. The limited number of colours in it work really well, too.

I don't anything about lens flares but whatever you did adds to the image.

Neat stuff!

Risto

[Ross Macintosh]

Very nice Steve. I love the hazy look and your whispy clouds are really effective. Any chance you can make a mini-tutorial on drawing clouds???

Regards, Ross

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[gwpriester]

Canton, OH (I feel like such a fool ;-)

Your atmosphere is very Bryce-esque, Steve. And you done got clouds down pat.

Now you need to borrow a touch of firey color from Tao Jones (aka Roger's) Sunset Sky image and you'll have it nailed.

Gary

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