hi
these are my first posts,modeled in sketchup and rendered in vray
edit(i messed up uploading trying again)
hi
these are my first posts,modeled in sketchup and rendered in vray
edit(i messed up uploading trying again)
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Link to explanation How to Post images
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3 more vrays from the same house
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and finally the original vray image for the morning snow without post processing
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very nice model and render, excellent post processing!
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Fantastic lightining ![]()
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great images.. inspiring PP!
Only the cabrio without roof in the snow seems to be strange ;D
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Really great job! My favorite is the first one. Excellent post process.
Best
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Well done! The rendering and the post work are impressive.
I agree with Maarten about the convertible car in winter image.
Also imo in the 2nd image the foreground tree on the upper left corner should be illuminated by the sunlight.
Thumbs up.
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attached is a hi res version of the winter morning as a lot of detail is lost in the previous upload
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Fantastic last image, you have amazing skills. The only crit I can come up with is the detail of the wooden clad/corner wall junction it doesnt look realistic at all but thats purely a construction issue! Render is superb, congrats!
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attached is the hi res version of rainy day
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very nice renderings…post production work is great
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Hey David,
You know what would look great ? If you could show the rain drops bouncing of the trampoline and of the floor.
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is there a trick or brush for the raindrops in photoshop? or just a overlay image with blur and transparancy?
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Attached is the rainy day image with some sleight revisions.I added splashes where the rain hits the ground and darkened the image a bit
Maarten
attached is the link for a tutorial for making rain:
http://www.photoshoplab.com/rainy-day-rain-effect.html
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yes i saw these one at sketch… and i must say i love them, and i love the idea of using and capturing seasons and weather. good job…