Getting back plates to line up with the correct perspective and focal depth is really an art and it looks like you got it.

@rich o brien said: What is it? Just an abstract shape. The rings have inner soft lights rings. It's just a test model I made to see how Raylectron makes emitters and handles HDRIs. So yeah, nothing special.

I mean this sincerely, I want one of those there kitchens.

Ha ! The source at TF3DM labelled it an E i should have checked

@tuna1957 said: garystan, Really like the tone of your render. I do agree that the shadows seem a little off for a sunset/dusk scene. I don't understand your comment about shadows limited by the software? You can get very raking shadows by adjusting the time and month settings in the SU shadow window. I've attached a quickie render as an example. The time is 6:30 pm, the day is August 26th. Both set in the SU shadow window. It got me the very long raking shadows you'd see late in the day. tuna1957 : Now THAT'S a shadow. Do you set the GeoLocation ? The reason I ask, is that (if I'm correct) by using GeoLocation, you set the Longitudes and Latitudes for the sun. Thanks.....................garystan

unfortunately this project is not going to be realized. but there will be a new project at the same place and I am going to start a new thread for it.

Double trouble.

I getting gorgeous aircraft fatigue here!

This whole collection aircraft renders is stunning!

@mike amos said: Nice, very moody BUFF shot there. Yeah, what he said. High, cold, lonely and deadly.

Gorgeous. Outstanding work.

Just about damn perfect. Advertising quality at the least.

It doesn't get more perfect than that. Wow. That would make a gorgeous poster!

Oh, you've nailed this one! Perfect.

Nice, but where's the model and render?

Excellent as always!

Another beautifully rendered aircraft, a pity the real thing is so degraded by politics.

Very nice, the Zumwalts are very imposing vessels even if they are not living up to the hype surrounding them.