Old work, new render.

[saluto_]

[Candelero]

Good ones. Don't like the shrubs on the 1st one. Spoil the realism.

Best regarsd,
nikki Candelero

[gilicom]

wow
great images as always
your attention to details is what makes the difference.
can you tell us what GI method you used?
a little bit about light setup...
Gili

[saluto_]

QMC+LC

[thablanch]

Great..
I really like when you can tell what time of day it is, not just a plain 'could be any time anywhere' image

[Clifton Santiago]

Looks great. How did you get the softness in the bright areas of the building? Antialiasing? Or blur or glow in post?

[Da_elf]

pretty fricking nice

[cristoforo]

My compliments to you!!

[powerandrubber]

Very nice indeed! I've been trying to achieve this kind of look for a long time. Did you use linear workspace?

[rpc212]

Your stepping stones on the grass seem to be floating and the small wall that goes along the path and comes to a corner after the second set of stepping stones has a space where the ground falls away and you can see the wall doesn't continue into the ground.

Great image and I only noticed these things because the rest of it is so fantastic!

[DaForce]

very very nice!!!

Although i dont like the drive way texture.. too obviously photoshop filter work for me.

[archcanvas]

Excellent. I have a slight problem with the second one's composition though. I think it is too full.

[saluto_]

Thanks all.
To Candelero: I too not so like bushes. I shall make others in new work.
To Clifton Santiago: it Glow.
To powerandrubber: No. At me all on the. Little bit easier.

[Infrared digital]

The first image is insane, incredible modelling and lighting. Did you render it in one go or have you done it in layers ?

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[BBullo]

Excelent job Saluto, The lighting looks great!. Thats a nice touch the way the light shines through the window hiting the interior wall in the 1st image.