Here are some views of one of the latest 3D visualization I did.
And some test with the amazing ivy generator.
Ciao
Marco
wow, very pretty, love the first one.
Very very nice!!!
1st pic is wonderfull.
Sun/sky/cam?
color mapping?
Thanks.
Yes all of them are sun/sky and physical cam.
Color mapping is reinhardt, burn 0.8.
Some post process was done to add a little bit of noise, saturation, sometime dof/fog.
Ciao
Marco
Thanks 
Nice Images…
Try to use some displacement on stone material
Impressive… I’m shocked…
Ultra realistic…
Bravo !!!
Images look great. Are they part of an animation? What were the render times like on the Ivy shots - does “Ivy Generator” use opacity maps for the leaves and flowers? I assume it’s this one ( http://graphics.uni-konstanz.de/~luft/ivy\_generator/ ) you’re using, as opposed to the one that comes bundled with Arboretum?
Yes Ivy Generator is exactly that one of your link. And yes I used opacity mapped leaves and flowers. But render time were absolutely brilliant (can’t wait to see what RC5 will be able to do ).
At the original resolution of 1600x1200 the images were render between 40 min and 1 hour max on a dual opteron 270 machine. (Irr map + light cache).
love the first one.
only thing missing is some towels on the deck chairs… those german’s always get up early and nab the best ones.. 
top notch stuff imo!
though the forth image those columns on the first plane look like they coud use some more displacement! 
everything else looks exceptional in my eye!
Congrats!
Amazing work! Need some displacement on those columns.
agree with dellis, need some disp.. but fantastic work
Excellent job, very nice images!
Can U talk about your lighting (sun/sky and cam) parameters
Thank’s!
Boring architecture, but very well done images. The landscaping is some of the best 3D landscape I’ve seen. I’d love to know your workflow on it.
I’d add displacement on the stone columns, they look very flat. The texture is also wierd. That’s a big stone + thick mortar, it wouldn’t be used for columns like that.
same here!
Light setup is pretty easy.
Vray sun + vraysky (multiplier set to 3.0). I found the default one 1.0 too dark at least working in LWF.
The architecture is not just boring, it is much worse from my point of view, well even the architect was honest enough to admit that :lol: , that’s why I tried to cover everything up bringing the attention on the landscape.
As for the coloumns they do build them using that “fake” material which is just a layer covering the real coloumn. The original material I did was with displace but it gives me some small holes on the edges (I tried almost everything, making the mesh more dense, lowering all the settings, 2D and 3D displacement, maybe I will send the scene to Vlado to investigate).
Grass is 2D displacement and all the vegetation is vray proxies. The client asked for a high resolution print to put in the office so I will go for more plants, objects and if I can solve the thing, displacement as well. This work was done in 6 days because they wanted the project ready for an exhibition in UK this week, and it was little bit pain in the b*m because it is over 200m landscape all sloping. Now I will have a little bit of more time to play with it.
Ciao ciao
they are absolutely great - all of them.
beautiful style - just my kind of renderings i try (but fail) to achieve.
Really lovely and warm, you’ve really captured that feel.
Vegetation looks great, again, some of the best planting i’ve seen. Did you use onyx for some of it?
Love the grainy depth of field ones, but like everyone else has said - those two columns are really obviously just posts without displacement. To keep the edges intact (i.e. no holes) tick the ‘keep continuity’ option. Should fix it.
Really nice - well done, excellent job. Great renders.
Very nice images..
Just a question, Did you change the camera white balance color or it is default white ?
Thanks
nice images
I have also been testing out those vines, they look really good in your test. They are a cool little tool.