Komodo Dragon by Burpee
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I made this landscape while doing a tutorial. I put a Komodo dragon in the scene for a bit of interest. He is not positioned in the rule of thirds but there weren't many spots in the scene where he didn't have one leg floating in mid air. Some Komodos live in tropical areas and some on savannas. I cropped out some sky and land on both ends so the image is a bit smaller than rendered.
Comments (17)
JohnnyM
The scene looks great! The Kokomo dragon seems to be taking in the splendid view before him! Excellent work! :-)
Burpee
thanks Johnny, I thought he was wondering why I was following him :)
BryceHoro
Very well done scene.
Burpee
Thank you
miztere
great work like the sand
Burpee
Thank you. The sand is my favorite part too
Koala44
Great job, magnifical landscape
Burpee
Thank you!
Jed
Yep. The sand is realistic. Great scene. Dragon is awesome. Nice!
Burpee
Thank you for looking :)
dragongirl
Very desert-y!
Burpee
It is, lol. Thank you for looking.
UteBigSmile
Many thank's for visiting my gallery and for all your previous comments. Now I'm visiting yours and I must say that this image is really wonderfulIy done, I wish you a very nice and peaceful evening, take care and stay healthy! (This is a copy-paste comment, unfortunately, there is no other way for me).
Burpee
Hello Ute, thank you!
KatesFriend
Rugged beauty.
Burpee
Hi, thank you
adrian3Dart
I like how you positioned the Komodo face/eye to the camera. I can understand what he is saying "stay out of my territory" :)
Burpee
Thank you so much.
artdreamer
Lovely artwork.
Burpee
Thank you for looking
rayag
A beautiful artwork !!!
Burpee
Thank you rayag
JoeJarrah
rule of thirds is an approximation at best; golden ratio works better in some situations. In any case the monitor is roughly on the bottom third boundary, and also extends the sight line from the mountain through the right hand dunes, so it it works for me! Nice work
Burpee
Thank you. Getting the composition correct is important to making an image work. In this case the scene was boring so I put the Komodo in the scene. The sand dunes were actually the point of interest (and the purpose of) in the tutorial that I was following when I made this. I got carried away like I always do, lol.
mifdesign
Just outstanding fabulous striking brilliant awesome, magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. Only.
Burpee
Thank you!
emangl
very fine render - but will the poor guy find some food there?
Burpee
He's headed to the vegetation in the distance. Should be some tasty morsels there :)
KarmaSong
I've always found it difficult to get the right proportion for the objects of a Bryce scene, especially when there's a landscape in the background. You've been more skilled than me here, with this beautiful Bryce desert scene. Congrats 👍
giulband
Absulutely a very well realized image !!
Burpee
Thank you!
tyllo
Very unique and wonderful image.
Burpee
Thank you!