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This time I wanted to create something between interior and exterior shot. Everything exept sky (I painted it in photoshop) is 3d. Everything is modelled by me. Trees I created in xfrog.
really nice,
very nice ambient.
the cushions needed a little work mayby. and mayby a little displacement at the earht by the plants?
what about the floor, its all geometry?
and what do you use for the plants?
great render! the shrubs look really convincing!
i like the small details in the background on the rooftops.
the mapping on the conservatory roof metal work looks a bit strange - is it supposed to be galvanised or something?
also - i think the brick on the right hand side in the foreground looks really good - but i'd expect to see the mortar less pronounced than the bricks...it looks as if the displacement or bump needs to be reversed perhaps?
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the floor actually is the only thing that brings it down in my oppinion and its only veeeeeeeeeeeeeery minor. usually those boards are supposed to have slight spaces between them and the bump map doesnt achieve that. otherwise awsome pic. i love the underlit bushes by the door
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Lovely work - the blue evening light on the trees at the top left is fantastic. I'd agree about the floor too - maybe something like a bamboo or the tubed wood they use for decking rather than beech?
Really nice lighting and details. Shouldn't there be a door on the right inner wall leading into the house? The furniture scale does seem a bit big for the space.
Really nice, really really nice.
Think your lighting is spot on, but i agree with Candelero - just darker the sky a bit, it looks too light compared with the scene ambient lighting.
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