glass and steel

[timmatron]

Really nice. I've only started working with glass a lot since I started working here and it is really a challenge for me. You managed to get the best of both worlds in your glass, the reflection AND transparency, and still have it look convincingly realistic.

Do you actually render your glass with transparency, or do you just do a reflection pass on it and do the blending in Photoshop?

[dibbers]

tim

Rendered with transparency and reflection. A little tweaking in PS sometimes, but then everything gets a little tweaking in PS!

[vince_1972]

I agree with maxxer too but nice image

[jacksc02]

go on dibbers, show us the glass material

[nvanherpt]

nice work Iain.

i never did like non-converging verticals, i often add the camera correction modifier, let it 'guess' and then halve the amount. the best of both worlds

[dibbers]

Oh hi Nik

[voltron7]

Great image! Usually for arch-viz anything that is really vertical should look that way in the image, too, not skewed. I would use camera correct because it looks like the buildings are splaying slightly outward...just my opinion and all the architects I do work for.
Keep it up with those nice renderings, very high quality.

[tom182]

fantastic image, glass etc is great, definately one of the nicest office blocks i've seen.
Care to shed some light on your lighting?

Tom

[bluescreen2]

do you mind sharing your glas setup/parameters?

[gadzooks]

Outstanding

[muzzy]

very nice glass and steel, great composition