Holiday Resort in Mozambique

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Here are some images from a project i’ve been working on in Mozambique.
Using VraySun and VrayPhysicalcamera. At first the exteriors were totally overexposed, so i did some research and saw that what photographers do in those situtaions is add extra lights into the interior so the exposure can be adjusted to take in the bright light outside, so i put in some Vray lights and adjusted cam exposure.
It’s not as realisitic photographically, but our eyes can adjust to a larger difference in contrast.

C&c welcome.

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postprocessing with photoshop?

here a little bit sharper

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Hi. Thanks for the reply.
That photoshop definitely brings out some of the details and finer contrast. It’s from an animation sequence, so i’m rendering with video filter.
I kind of like the soft effect of video and blend filters, but they can get a bit blurry, and architects i’ve worked with definitely seem to prefer crisper AA filters when i’ve used blend filters.