Wonderful images. I'm a fun of raw exports + Ps treatment method. This doesn't mean that some work gonna take place. But I like what happens in the end, Not the same for interiors of course. How difficult it could be for google to implement a point light as the SU sun... Congratulations, well done!!!!

In fact, I prefer the SU model than the original concept. On the original one there's some inconsistency on shading. Repeated same tonal solutions that don't represent the volumes well. A UV editor could add a lot on this fine model.

Great work with nice details...

Your welcome.

A closer look to the building,also an image with very little post pro - only the trees and shrubs and a colour tone added. We haven't decided whether to go for standing seams on the copper or full panel open joints,my preference is full sheets. [image: Y8cU_poolhousepatio.jpg]

i see. thank you Jason.

Thanks! Makes me want a 3D printer

[image: kB71_Studioshedrender3.jpg]

who'd know that a post from 2007 may still have that touch. it's 2D eye-catching with those colours. btw, i just visited that TomsDesk site hosted on Solo's Place. it says that they are for sold? there are price tags on them. if those 2D trees you shared were for sold, that means i cannot have them by downloading from your link. could you inform me about that nickenzyme?

@dale said: jaryn These are great. #9 for me, but I would really like to see #2 with other colors as the concept is quite interesting. something specific?[/quote] Two thoughts: My first impression was just wondering what other colors would look like, as I really liked the way the white accentuates some of the shapes, particularly the staircase, by forming a nicely proportioned border. But I would also like to see the dark color taken down the greyscale to see how the effect of softening the contrast looks. My second though after looking at them all again: Have you ever used backpainted glass? You get the subtle reflections but the color of your choice. It can be very effective.[image: v7xW_Screenshot2011-12-22at6.42.29AM.png] There are specific paints available now, but we used to do it by using a clear auto body undercoat primer and lacquer sprayed onto the back of glass. Cheers and Merry Christmas.

@ jazette yes, i would like to see some work from you you may pm me...

They didn't say anything, although I saw some disappointed looks

Thanks Peter. I would be honored to make the "best" list ...

CDW = Corel Photo Paint? great job

@numbthumb said: Try searching Kerkythea forums. These images are combination of renderings in Kerkythea and post production in PaintShop Pro. See here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=24790 thank you for the suggestion

A soft version with an onlooker taking the early morning rays [image: yb8N_WARMMORNINGTHROUGHTREES.jpg]

I love it!

Overall the best winter renders I remember seeing. Anssi

Thank you Stevo. I'll try with sRGB.

Thanks fabiorossi, your a star! I'll give those settings a try. John Edit, solved! I had the default lights off Duh