lobby at the building

[silver]

hello one more time mates, this is one of the images i made to this building, tell me what do you think,
bye

[chicoone]

I think is a great render!


Ismael

[natty]

Yeah nice render Silver ... a little dark in the seating area ... and a little to much fall-off on the seats ... apart from that .. very nice

[tigger]

agree, very nice

question.
how did you do the plants, thay look great?

[TRGraphics]

Very nice! I agree with what natty said. A litle more light in the seating area would bring the image to life.

Tony

[NumButt]

Glassic

Very nice crisp render. Good contrast and tonal values. I do wonder about the glass however because it looks a little too green. Normally glass is more transparent than that. Unless of course a very tinted green glass has been specified. Also it may help to turn off shadow casting on your glass ballustrades then we might see some shadows on the landing floor.

[silver]

hello guys, thanks by teh answers,

chicoone: thank you

natty: yeah, you're right, the problem was that this render took me more than 12 hours to be done and each test was eating me a lot of time too, so was hard to tweak more with lights.

tigger: hi dude, plants are from imagecels and the ones above are from digimation

trgraphics: thanks man, i agree too.

numbutt: hi fellow, the glass is indeed green because the whole building has green glasses. about shadows, you mean turns on glass shadows? i left glasses exclused of the light to let photons go in, i would really appreciate if somebody could clarify my mind about this. I have been in doubr about the best way to put glasses: if i put then as in the real life with a box and use a vray mat, if i put just a surface and use a standard amterial, or if i use soem egz material... what is the best way guys? and what of them lets lights go within the place?

[tonymacdonald]

i have lobby project coming up, ii hope i can get my rendering looking that good.

nice work

TonyM