Thanks tuna.

@tuna1957 said: Thanks gentlemen. Your spot on with your South Florida guess Bryan. I grew up down there. I lived in Daytona when I was a little kid.

Thanks Bryan , thanks Mike. Your both probably right in the second image being the better. Need to remind myself not everyone has the "gloomy" brain I have

More excellent work ... Bravo !

Thanks gentlemen

Thanks tuna.

@jo-ke said: looks very good. I would recomend to work at the material of the lamp. It would look more realistic. Thanks! The table lamp? If so, good suggestion. I'm not real fond of the material either.

Good stuff!

Thanks Mike

@baz said: Li am, IMHO the texturing and detail are great, but in the real world things would not be so perfect. EG: The Aircon units would not line up so perfectly or all be level. The downpipes would be a bit wonky. Door frames ditto. And I would rotate and scale the trees a bit. A few people would help bring it to life as well. (And now the car is becoming the focal point Cheers Baz Hi Baz, thanks for the feedback, appreciated The point about the car is good, and was a concern to me also, it is the most beutifull machine and such an engaging aesthetic that it does become the hero, and I think I agree I should change it out for something benale. Maybe even a few scooters and no car or a white van. I will have a play with the aircon units and downpipe. On the trees though if you look again you will see they are scaled (slightly) with a max of 500mm between them as they would have been planted from identical stock and planted at the same time in the same conditions. They are definately rotated please look at the different angles and slight bends in the trees. They are however fairly identical and symetrical as I wanted the symetry to juxtapose against the asymmetry almost caos of the building. That is absolutely key to the composition and very considered. (edited) I do not like the idea of populating it with people.....but there is already one person holding a phone already in the picture

Much improved, you need a night hdri for ambient and a reduction in the artificial light level. What render program are you using?

Great image, I now look for the character like a favourite tv program, your images inspire.

A sharp render. a great image.

Thanks garystan!

Thanks everyone. For the compliments, the encouragement and the help.

Excellent as always.

Thanks aviz! Good suggestions and I was in fact, going to add lights to the jeep, but light emitters just kill performance on my old PC. When I use light emitters, render time goes from minutes to hours and days.

Very nice, less is definitely more.

How about a corner arm chair, with a side table and a book with a pair of glasses on it and the lamp?