Fineline Gallery

[FLP]

Having a few spare moments we thought it would be fun to finally share just a few images from the past year. Having architectural backgrounds we primarily produce architectural images.
We will try to update this post as new images are produced.


Shared March 2017:








Shared December 2016:


Shared November 2016:








Shared October 2016:














Also check out the Flickr gallery for our Architectural photography if you're interested.

Cheers,

[Raph4]

Nice.
I never thought to texturing the ceiling. It's simple and effective, this ends well the image.
Finaly no need more
Now, when I look my renderings something is missing


Your outdoor renderings look incredible, especially the first and the before last posted here.
You use CGAxis Plants ?

[mitviz]

beautiful set of images

[FLP]

Nice.
I never thought to texturing the ceiling. It's simple and effective, this ends well the image.
Finaly no need more
Now, when I look my renderings something is missing


Your outdoor renderings look incredible, especially the first and the before last posted here.
You use CGAxis Plants ?

Thanks for the comments.

The walls and ceilings are the same shader, different colours of course. A little bit of bump and reflection gloss

For the exterior we were fortunate to have access to the tower crane. So up I went, 200 ft, to capture a 360 cylindrical panorama for the back plate. We have a full site spin on our Android app, I'll try to upload a clip to Vimeo at some point.

Cheers,

[werticus]

technically ceilings are usually flat white paint and walls might be semi gloss or at least glossier than ceilings... in general. Not to say it doesnt look cool, but it also looks poorly painted :P

[FLP]

Added a few new renderings to the first post, cheers!

[Crayox13]

Very nice renders, personally I like that ceiling
I feel like the interiors have some sort of white haze, maybe it's just me.
Also, what focal length do you use? I often feel my 15-20mm are too low and give distorted view but most of my scenes are rather small. I do sometimes use clipping or hide the wall where the camera looks through. I feel you use at least 30mm since everything looks close to the camera - which I like.

[FLP]

Added a new rendering and wire frame to the first post, cheers!

[OPEN_RANGE]

Super nice. I did have the same initial reaction that the interiors seemed to have sort of white haze/ low contrast?

[FLP]

Added a sampling of a series of track home product line renderings. The complete set includes 76 models with unique planting arrangements and various finnish packages.

Cheers!