interior - kitchen

[DaForce]

Really nice renders!!
Looks great.

hehe nice one Nikki Certainly more "arty" than "real" but looks nice none the less.

[vekktah]

thx

thankyou so much for comments and crits! hopefully there will be an update soon.

[pailhead]

Definitely brighten the background a bit and make the interior a bit darker. Everything just screams at you this way, really hard to focus on anything.

[__Leo__]

Very nice images.... the tricycle in the image seems to be in the wood at its front end.. and in the air at the rear...

Otherwise... outstanding...

Leo

[rmejia]

Very nice rendering, I like the lighting a lot.

[vekktah]

thanks alot for comments. Im working on a exclusive resort right now, hope to share some of it here soon.

[paulison]

I'm going to go against everyone here and say I prefer the clients choice in some respects:

1. you see more of the kitchen bench 'work area' and less of the side of the cabinetwork.

2. You get a good sense of location from the background image and if you are selling the views i think this is more important than a 'photograph' look bleached out background

3. you can tell that outside there is a spa where in the lower view, it just looks like a raised deck

4. items on kitchen bench and table appear less cluttered from the elevated view

So, basically i think for some of these reasons although technically the client may not be right and it looks a little bit less 'photographic', from a marketing perspective it illustrates more of the selling points.

Really excellent work though and for clarity I really like the image on the top, but I also think that the photographic look borders on artistic and that Candelaro's PS attempt is very appropriate and helps give the image a bit more depth. The clients choice may be less apealing but as everyone should know, in practice with most clients you have to compromise. I personally dont bleach out backgrounds for this reason...because in reality when you are standing in an apartment with excellent views, you dont see white, you see the view. The view and location is a large part of the value of the apartment so why hide it?

PS: some of the GI on the ceilings looks a bit weird - photoshopped?

[vekktah]

-> Paulison.

Thank you, thats my way of seeing things too. But, still, I wanted to do a more "vray:ish" version. The client is very happy and the company which ordered the renderings put alot of effort of getting the photographer to the right altitude (with a lifting crane (!) ) so of course they wanted to show it..

PS: some of the GI on the ceilings looks a bit weird - photoshopped?

jup, you got me there, dont no why but the those areas looked to dark. Probably realistic but i looked sad so i brightened it upp a bit.