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From grimmg@hotmail.com:
1 second. Have you a cray for me !!!
the sipmlicity if this scene is his beauty. Why did'nt I thought about it ??

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From uwezi@geocities.com:
when I saw the posting in the POVRay newsgroup I had doubts if it would work out

- but yes it did! 
Just an idea for further improvement(?): how about the shadow of an airplane..

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From scarmig@ohmss.com:
Very well done and a unique landmark to try and model.  I'm not even going to
ask where you got a Cray 3 from but it's not fair!



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From rbenjam2@tampabay.rr.com:
I wish I had a Cray 3.

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From curtis_cooper@hotmail.com:
1 second render time? that's pretty unbelievable, I think you have the wrong
round.

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From ct@westmarch.com:
Very nice, Its a little small looking, its aparent scale makes it look like a
side walk, a cloud's shadow or a house might have fixed that ever so minor
problem. other than that I think it turn out great, in fact its one of the most
concept original images I'v seen in this round.


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From tglover@nettally.com:
Wow - inspiring!  Simple yet powerful.

Good layout, good lighting, good subject.

 Did you try it with even more oblique lighting?  I see by the human figures
that the lighting is already fairly oblique, but even stronger shadows might
emphasize the condor better.

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From Alain.Culos@bigfoot.com:
? I'm not sure what to think.
Yes, a landmark.

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From gmccarter@hotmail.com:
Rendered on a Cray?!  No fair!  (just kidding).
Subtle and impressive.

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From mark.wagner17@gte.net:
What computer did you really use to render this?

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From martialrameaux@multimania.com:
Very good work and artistic reflection ! Thanks for this ! 
;-) Martial

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From joergnick@aol.com:
Really only 1 sec of rendering time? But what I'm wondering its a CRAY. Nice
concept and camera angle.

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From clem@dhol.com:
The humans add needed scale.  Good move.  The 
intensely monochrome nature of the image bothers me a 
bit, but i guess it fits the image.  I like the choice of subject 
and I'm glad you resisted any temptation you may have 
felt to complicate the image with Danikenite additions.

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From mar@physics.usyd.edu.au:
Good concept, which I'm actually surprised not to have seen more versions of
in this round. Nicely rendered, and the people really give an appropriate
sense of scale. What I really want is your Cray 3 so I can render stuff in
1 second too!


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