Living room

[peter]

yes its only indirect light. the point light effect is I guess because of the fact the right part of the window is much brighter. Thus the major source of light is concentrated in a smaller area, thus the effect of a point light. Its still got the area shadow look.

[sandromedeiros]

Tanks to all of by the comments, and how many to the dark corners that doesn't inconvenience me, think that this my image didn't stay so bad, until am finally evolving (well slowly as a turtle, but I am going)!

Ahmosality, their images are stayying very good, congratulations!

[Da_elf]

finally someone took a picture of a corner. ive been here looking at the dark areas in the corners here in the appartment wishing i had a camera. hehe.

[GoncaloP]

hey Elf, talke a look on the vertical edges and the horizontal one on the left side of the image, they are brighter!

BTW Sandro, congratulations! Nice images

Gonçalo

[pengo]

Hey PETER don't joke it's a photo!!

Hey PETER don't joke it's a photo!!

Congratulations great works

[GoncaloP]

Elf, there is a trick usualy used by architects on real life to get dark edges, for instance in order to separate the ceiling from the wall , is to make a small gap between them, to avoid the bright edges....

Gonçalo

[jr8]

ae sandro, tamos ae. . . . como jah te disse ta muito legal isso

[b-spline]

Hi sandro,
your images are great.
can you explain me what kind of illumination did you use?
I wish to know how many and what kind of lights there are in the scene.

[fox-hu]

Excuse me by the english very bad too!
can you give me the TUT?
my Email:huxhang@163.com
thank you!