house on the mountains

[fabrizio]

my last work





bye


fabrizio

[Drawehn]

Very nice image!
The building looks great.
...but there is something wrong with the trees. They should be standing straight up, but they are inclined for some reason...

[fabrizio]

I don't know why they are inclined...it's a photo so...maybe the wind

thx

fabrizio

[beestee]

I don't know why they are inclined...it's a photo so...maybe the wind

Nice image. I especially like the warmth of the image from the sun, fits the background nicely. Did you use Forest Pro for those trees? If so, and if you don't mind me asking, were those trees available in the initial package from itoo, or were they made/purchased elsewhere?

[fabrizio]

3d is the street, car, the fence and the big building.
the rest of the image is a photo background.

other 2 pics

[img=http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/8932/c2perweb4vf.th.jpg]

[img=http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/3124/c3perweb5aq.th.jpg]

thanx

fabrizio

[beestee]

The genetic structure of some of those trees in the first image are identical...

Clone stamp?

[cristoforo]

Complimenti!

[fabrizio]

thanx to everybody


@beestee: you are right ... on the top of the image I cloned in photoshop some trees 'cause my photo was too small for the resolution of the final image.

bye

fabrizio

[jow]

Nice work dude.

[stanslavov]

hi Fabrizio,
great work i like light and materials ... can you tell me moore about lighting (this is VRAY light or not ... maybe direct light?? + vray shaddows)

keep the way

best regards
Stanislav

[fabrizio]

hi and thank you.

sun (direct light with vray shadow). colour rgb 255 - 245 - 214. multiplier 1

sky. colour rgb 184 - 219 - 255. multiplier 1.

color mapping exp. 2 - 2. You can increase the multiplier of sun and sky to 2 and decrease the color mapping to 1 - 1....it is the same...but I noticed that it's better to increase the multiplier to see more reflections (instead the light doesn't change)

Irr map + light cache.

And some photoshop

bye

[Jerry]

Che bella, bravo !

I would make the background a bit brighter and set the camera-correction a bit higher (closer to vertical)

[fabrizio]

thx jerry

bye

[mcphep]

lovely image.

A small detail that I think could improve the image... I would make either the timber or stone set back a little from the other so that they are not flush. Would create a little shadow/detail where they meet. Maybe a little displacement on the stone?