Hello:
Those are some images of the first quarter of the year, I´ll wait for your comments.
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Very impressive and consistent. Just photo-real enough, but not too over the top.
The pool surface in the first images looks quite flat. Maybe turn up the refraction? Is the water just a surface or a volume?
Also in the last few images the old-school two-point perspective (camera correction modifier) is annoying. This may be a personal preference though…
Cheers.
Very nice, but I’m not a big fan of those low camera shots - especially in the lobby - makes it look a bit ‘horror film’ ish - if you know what I mean?
nice job zero. alot of nice images there. are they all still or did any of them end up as animations as well?
Nice work- where did the Travellers palm in the Second exterior down come from? Ive been after one for ages, cant be a***d to model one 
get the free banana texture from xfrog and make one. that how i made mine once a while back
Holy Smoke! These are wonderful!
Very nice renders!!
nice renders zero!
…is there premultiplied alpha problem in the first exteriors?
anyways, good job!
WOW! Nicest pool renderings I’ve ever scene!
Very impressive work… great look Alejandro…
You break the mold of the camera by doing renders with tilts in them, and give the space more of a dynamic look then, BAM… in the end, you add a prespective correction lense on the building and destroy it…
Look at this one…
Doesn’t the top floor look 3 times bigger then the bottom floor? I hate perspective correction… they should call it what it is… perspective destruction.
Not a comment on you, mostly a comment that I think architects need to give up perspective correction. Your work, as always, is fantastic.
very nice!!
i think this is the first time i’ve ever seen my town in any rendering on this forum!
great stuff
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so nice ! the pool is awesome
Great stuff! Where did you get your gym equipment from?
Some nice stuff but your camera angles make me nauseous…
Amazing work, congrats!!
Can you tell something about the caustics realization in the pool scene?
Thank you
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Wow.. Impressive works!
love those camera angles and rolls to the interior shots!
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Thanks for all you comments they are all appreciated. I personally agree with the thing about camera correction, but clients often ask for the perspective correction especially of tall buildings. I guesss we need to propose something different at some point!
i like your images. I tend to battle against the camera correction issue too, something to do with peceived letable floor space I suspect