I tried a few new things on these. I used https://wparallax.com/ for the windows, I put a noise in the glass bump slot, and I added a camera simulation LUT. These were all rendered on my laptop - 4K at 30 minutes per view. I used Topaz DeNoise AI and added film grain back in during post production.
really like the new look Bobby!
Do you really? I am on the fence, but from you I’ll take it!
Very Nice! They have a feel.. i really liked the 1st two closeups!
https://wparallax.com.. these must be really good for for evening shots
I pooped a little.
assets from paid sources (like every buddy now), poor architecture.. welcome To 2023.
ho my.. it needs some love, render time isn’t enough
Welcome to 2023! Feel free to make your own assets. Not every buddy has the time (and money) to do that.
@glorybound
Nice work as usual, very clean and colourful. I really dig the first and the second image, these are special.
Bobby, my friend. This is a revelation for me 
)).
This is so great, and it would be a huge time saver for us. I often have to make a zillion generic interiors for malls or residential buildings. I often use Forest Pack for this, but it’s not a satisfying solution for me.
The fact is that this technique you introduced here requires little power to render, it’s amazing! I will definitely try this. Thanks you very much for sharing this.
Also, the images you posted here, in first several posts, are small. Can’t see them in normal size.
Best,
I am not sure why. I have them as full sized. Here they are - Underhill Road Renderings — Parker Haus Residential Renderings
I only see T0ofic’s comments when they are quoted; I blocked him a while back. Last I hear, he was going to post his “university quality” work, to show us all up. This isn’t a hobby, and why in the word would I model something from scratch, when I can use my stock assets for staging, unless the client has something unique and is paying to have it modeled? believed me, I have my far share of those projects. All the furniture in this one is custom modeled per the client’s specifications.
They work well, most of the time and other times, not so much. They have 1K and 3K versions. So far I have only used the 1K, since I am not that close. You can turn things off and on, too, which is handy.
I have to tweak in the VFB to add some orange, otherwise they are really cold. Other than that, yes, the work great for evening shots.
Nice images, probably the best you have posted, out of curiosity what LUT are you using?
A ton of work and a very good collection of images.
I particularly like the close shots.
I hadn’t looked at your site for a while and it is much better than the previous version.
However I hope you don’t mind me pointing out a little typo on the ‘about’ page, where you say ‘‘Currently, I live and work in San Digo, CA.’’
Here is a spare ‘e’ that you can use 
Thank you!
My website hasn’t changed in ages. I mean probably 7 years. I’ll have to do a spell check :).