Well, to rectify my horrendous bubbles;) I whitened the pigment and added
some random scaling.
Oh yeah, and I through in some fish...
Comments/suggestions appreciated.

-Chris-

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Wow this is looking good:-) The fish seem to follow the contours of the
bolder too much in my opinion though, it sort of looks like they are trapped
in a dome.

"Chris S." wrote:

> Well, to rectify my horrendous bubbles;) I whitened the pigment and added
> some random scaling.
> Oh yeah, and I through in some fish...
> Comments/suggestions appreciated.
>
> -Chris-
>
>  [Image]

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Yea, the fish follow the boulder too much; maybe some kind of "boids"
algorithm to make them swarm.  I really like how their shadows are cast on
the rock.

-gene

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Thomas Lake <tla### [at] homecom> wrote in message
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> Wow this is looking good:-) The fish seem to follow the contours of the
> bolder too much in my opinion though, it sort of looks like they are
trapped
> in a dome.

Actually, the inspiration for this image came after viewing a wildlife
documentary, about ocean life of course, which showed a school of fish
following the contours of a rock in order to avoid predators.  They're not
trapped in a dome, they just don't want to be eaten;)

-Chris-

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Something is amiss.  The rock and the water appear to be deep in the ocean,
but the bubbles and fish are lighted like they are in the shallows.  What I
mean is that the blue water and bluish color or the rock indicate that red
light is not getting through to the depths.  Then you have bright red fish
that defy this.

-Mike

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