hello
would like to show u my latest work. I am not a specialist in creating countryside styles, but I’m happy with it. 
best regards
themaxxer
it looks nice, maxxer
It looks like you have double faces on your walls (there are spots).
Best regards,
Vlado
Great image! I love the birds. The people, though, look stiff and out of place. But still…Those who can, do; those who can’t, criticize. Good work.
i think thats suposed to be irregularity in the plastering. good to see an imperfect wall as opposed to a flat perfect surface
lol, i myself thought they were shadows from trees not visible in the shot.
nice one, though.
Lele
hehe…simple bumpy wall became double face problem… :lol:
nice one maxxer…a bit crispy looking to my taste, but solid work and spot on contrast vs lighting
Nice job, very detailled :shock:
I like your job, Neighbour 
Vince
hi:)
very nice exterior. congrats:)
Nobody likes a show off Maxxer
Nice job as usuall buddy 8)
-dave
Really nice.. love the pool!
Great stuff.
nice one maxer
nice grass.
I love the athmosphere ! Excellent job ! 
My only 2 crtis are :
- the people that are not looking photorealistic
- the pattern on the stone wall of the pool that is repeating too much (nice water btw, clear water + blue plainted pool?)
thanks for c&c.
well, I am earnig money with jobs like this and there IS always a “unrealistic” part in the image. I don’t make art, it’s for money, so I don’t create a “perfect image”. if the client is happy, then I am, too.
water is very simple and it’s clear. the pool is blue painted.
the grass is displacement, also simple…
best regards
themaxxer
wow then it is amazing grass!!!
I thought it was camera-match and real photo about grass.
congrats! amazing grass
nice job whats the guy back in the shadows doin? he looks like he’s up to no good… :lol:
Great job themaxxer!
sweet!!!
excellent work maxxer, i love the crispyness/contrast, and the water is spot on!
heh, funny how easily imperfections are considered a ‘problem’ when most renders actually suffer from the lack of imperfections/dirt