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I can't remember what made me want to do an underwater scene, but boy did it take me a while to get results that I wanted. I tried a few DAZ products, found some free brushes, downloaded some free stock photos, etc. After nearly two weeks of messing with all of the above, I finally came up with this. The caustic lighting is the result of some wonderful PS brushes I found here on the site. Check out the link down below to try them out for yourself! I also used a stock photo to achieve the particle effect in the background. I have a lot of PS brushes but none of them matched what I really needed. In the end, the only brush I used was for the caustic lighting, nothing else.

Software used: DAZ Studio 4.12 Pro, Photoshop CS2
Brushes provided by
Stock Photos provided by Pexels .

I'm going to upload this to my Daz gallery soon. I want to list all the items listed in the render.

Description
I can't remember what made me want to do an underwater scene, but boy did it take me a while to get results that I wanted. I tried a few DAZ products, found some free brushes, downloaded some free stock photos, etc. After nearly two weeks of messing with all of the above, I finally came up with this. The caustic lighting is the result of some wonderful PS brushes I found here on the site. Check out the link down below to try them out for yourself! I also used a stock photo to achieve the particle effect in the background. I have a lot of PS brushes but none of them matched what I really needed. In the end, the only brush I used was for the caustic lighting, nothing else.

Software used: DAZ Studio 4.12 Pro, Photoshop CS2
Brushes provided by
Stock Photos provided by Pexels .

I'm going to upload this to my Daz gallery soon. I want to list all the items listed in the render.