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looks pretty good! The grass is a little over the top, and the sky is really giving the image a not so good feel, like there's a tornado on the way. Try and cheer it up some, the client will most likely thank you!
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Nice. I think the reason why you're not happy with it is because the colors, especially in the shade, are a bit monochromatic.
There's two ways that you can improve the composition of this image:
1) Increase the contrast between the trim and wall paint colors
2) Move the sun so that the walls facing the camera get light on them
If you want to keep the forest feel, move the sun, but then put in a shadow tree to push some nice lacy shadows on the front of the building. But having the sun shine on the facades you are focusing the image on is very important.
As an added bonus, I'd turn off filtering on the map for your roof tiles... that's what's doing the wierd blurring, and give it some displacement while you're at it.
I tried to do everything in VRAY so other then the diffused glow in PS everything is VRAY. I'll brighten that sky and shorten the grass. Thanks for the prompt reply.
i have to disagree with the prior comments...as a moody piece, it is quite nice. Not everything has to be super photorealistic-bright-cheery-etc. Its nice to see some feeling in an image. That said, another version with different time of day, in addition to this one couldn't hurt...but i wouldn't throw this one away. Give 'em both...or multiples. better more than not enough.
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The saturation on the tree sticking out in the foreground to the right is a big high. Also, there is a stranded tree top above the house in the middle of 2 other dis-similar trees that just looks strange.
This image is very nice, grass a bit high, and I personally would change the sky out with something more blue. Just my .02, very nice image, looking forward to seeing an update!
The overall model and scene looks good but the lighting puts most of the house in shadow. If you posterize the image to four shades of grey you'll see that the center of the image is mostly a dark hole. Most of the interesting bits are on the extreme left side of the frame.[/img]
I really like the lighting of the scene.....I get bored with the same ol' afternoon sun shot. Rocks are nice too! The tiles can use some work and the grass is a bit choppy. It looks like some ground in missing in the background.
nice image. I agree with pretty much all that's been said, the shingles, grass and background by the deck and let's see what the sun change does. I think the sky is the biggest issue though as it doesn't seem to share any of the same colours as the light on the house - something with a bit more orange would hit the spot in my opinion.
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