Mountain House Exterior

[AEBI_VINCENT]

I think we can all take some inspiration from this beautiful example https://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/s...llage-co-81435

Grove Street - home.

[luisgamino2]

Hi fixeighted
how can i load here a render that is in 6k?? i think is time to show My work...something i believe in architecture!!

Vray forum only acepts 2.0 mb

But how can i load a render in his real resolution if My image is like 15 mb.

The renders that i uploaded are just a photos from My cel ( My cel is not an iPhone and o i don't have a really Nice camara on that) the render looks so much better than this photograph from My cel it looks so blurred.

But the renders are really crisp.

Thanks in advance fixeighted

Also i don't do renders for external people so i have plenty of time to full develop the scenes, i take My time to do a render with patience.

That is why i would like to show My work.


I do My own designs and i render it.

[fixeighted]

2mb is the limit so no idea how to get around that.
You can resize it to upload here with a link to an external
site like Behance or Artstation.

[fixeighted]

AEBI_VINCENT I don't understand the Grove St ref unless
you know where I used to live

[luisgamino2]

Hi Muhhamed

Do You think vray team can increase the límit of the files in order to upload a Nice render with his original resolution, i don't use behance and i don't have a page in internet, that could really help a Lot for all vray users.

2mb. Is really really small and it is very annoying to resize the renders

I hope we can upload at least 10 mb Files

Thanks

[luisgamino2]

Also i would like to express something

For me the most important is the Beauty of the space, the armony in the space, i Lot of people just simply think in money when they are doing a render... Well i dont think in money when i'm finishing a render, i think in that space and how the family is going to enjoy that space, how the family is going to involve and develop in that space.

As an architec i believe money already come with the building.

I do My renders to convince the client so sometimes i build and sometimes they paid the proyect and i don't build or sometimes they don't Even pay for the proyect.

But sometimes this is what i SEE a really bad render in order to get a Lot of money... I dont really like that.!!!

Architecture is art!!! And the renders should be art too so with vray we develop a scene to convince the client so we can really feel the house and with that render express joy and Beauty

Architectural renders should be something sacred!!!

Why??? Just think in a family and how they are going to enjoy the house... For me this is the most important think in My life... Not the money!!!

[francomanko]

Paying my rent and bills is definately an art in itself, and not being an architect, I dont get a lot of money even for a decent render... so 'art' sometimes takes a back seat unfortunately.

[glorybound]

I think we can all take some inspiration from this beautiful example https://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/s...llage-co-81435

Now, that is awesome. The attention to detail is outstanding.

[glorybound]

You can link an image to your own host to post larger images. Here is an example

[Bruce Hart]

I think we can all take some inspiration from this beautiful example https://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/s...llage-co-81435

Nice example ...Jokes aside I think we could all gain some good inpiration from Bobby's work. It's similar Architecture to what Open_range is doing. A dude I went to school with hase some beautiful work here: https://www.renderhouse.com.au/
I think his studio switched to Corona some years ago. I wish my work was that good. Take note of the lighting thay are using and how photographic backplates are integrated.

[glorybound]

I have seen Render House's work before. Top-shelf stuff.

[fixeighted]

Yesterday I spent quite a while going through some real estate sites for Aspen and honestly, stuff like this is better than the majority of photos.
The overbearing and often simply ugly architecture makes these kind of things pretty tricky to make look good, in my opinion, so definitely well done there

[glorybound]

About 17 years ago, I started posting work here. My work wasn't excellent compared to the stuff shared on this forum, so I knew I had to up my game. I was actively rolling out Revit at a company I was working with, so I saw the writing on the wall. If someone can produce a mediocre rendering for free, I have to have a reason for them to pay for something better. The best advice here had nothing to do with software, textures, or materials; it was to learn to be a photographer. I purchased a DSL and never looked back. When walking around doing some street photography, I look for light, contrast, and composition. I use a CPL filter, so I know my sun can't be in front or behind me, so I chose over the shoulder; you'll see that in my renderings. Below is an acorn I saw on the forest floor this weekend. An acorn can be unique if you catch it lying in a beam of sunlight. Photography is my hobby today (Fujifilm XT4), and my renderings have become much better become of my love for it.

Having said that, I don't get real-estate photography. I avoid working with some real estate people because they want no shadows, no contrast, and very flat images. It is very hard to create something stunning when they remove all your tools. Open Range's clients would drive me crazy.

Just my opinion, of course.

[fixeighted]

I agree wholeheartedly.
That real estate stuff is horrible for the most part and it is clearly a trend that has practically zero merit, if it makes the subject look less appealing.

[glorybound]

The same company I made mentioned above hired this guy for their photos (http://www.amundsonphoto.com/). He was inspiring because he made a good living taking photos. Everyone has a camera (everyone has a computer), and everyone can take a photo (everyone can create a rendering), but only some can make a good living doing so. What makes this guy better? He has a good eye for light, shadow, and composition. His camera isn't anything special.