Fiddling around with isosurfaces and textures, I came up with this one. Kind
of looks like a couple of figures with their hands up in prayer. The one on
the right seems to have a face, and the one on the left seems to be facing
the opposite direction. Nothing planned here, it just came out like this.

-- Dave

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That's great. Reminds me of wet stones in a cave. Is it possible to get 
the source?

Thanks,

Bonsai

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Great texture! I love the highlights and the colouring!

/ martin

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In article <3dbf6677@news.povray.org>,
 "David Cook" <nos### [at] oznet> wrote:

> Fiddling around with isosurfaces and textures, I came up with this one. Kind
> of looks like a couple of figures with their hands up in prayer. The one on
> the right seems to have a face, and the one on the left seems to be facing
> the opposite direction. Nothing planned here, it just came out like this.

Nice wet sandstone texture, and interesting water-carved stone shape. 
Looks like something straight out of a cave.

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NICE! A philosopher iso.  Mount it on a carverd wood stand.

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"David Cook" <nos### [at] oznet> wrote in message
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My first thought was "peculiar shape with the right figure" then I
read your text.

> of looks like a couple of figures with their hands up in prayer. The
one on
> the right seems to have a face, and the one on the left seems to be
facing
> the opposite direction. Nothing planned here, it just came out like
this.

A pleasant coincidence. I get stuff that comes out like nothing I
intended :(

Alf

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What a lush image...

Andrew.

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Photorealism at its best. I was having a POV image framed the other day and
a lady asked me "Are you the photographer!"   |-)
Also love to see the code.
D.

"David Cook" <nos### [at] oznet> wrote in message
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> Fiddling around with isosurfaces and textures, I came up with this one.
Kind
> of looks like a couple of figures with their hands up in prayer. The one
on
> the right seems to have a face, and the one on the left seems to be facing
> the opposite direction. Nothing planned here, it just came out like this.
>
> -- Dave
>
>
>
>

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"Dennis Miller" <dhm### [at] attbicom> wrote in message
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> Photorealism at its best. I was having a POV image framed the other day and
> a lady asked me "Are you the photographer!"   |-)

        Thank you for framing my image D.   ;)

           ~Steve~


> D.
>
> "David Cook" <nos### [at] oznet> wrote in message
> news:3dbf6677@news.povray.org...
> > Fiddling around with isosurfaces and textures, I came up with this one.
> Kind
> > of looks like a couple of figures with their hands up in prayer. The one
> on
> > the right seems to have a face, and the one on the left seems to be facing
> > the opposite direction. Nothing planned here, it just came out like this.
> >
> > -- Dave
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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David:

This is really, really neat.

I wouldn't say that it is photorealistic.  It has rather
a hyperreal or superreal quality that is very
appealing.

Only complaint:

It looks like ambient lighting is flattening out
shadowed part of the rock.

Aaron

Aaron Gillies
New York City
x3rxes[^]yahoo.com

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