Gorgeous! As always..

You have quite a lot of control in Thea over which edges get wire-frame procedural. By default it is applied to all edges, but you can mark only Silhouette & Hard Inner & Hard outer edges, same way as in Kerkythea.

Fantastic image. Absolutely love it.

The only thing missing from this scene is the neighbor's house the with arrow and the word "Ditto" in lights. Very nice work.

Very impressive

It looks great Rich.

@stefanq said: Where do you put your specular maps? In the "Penpendicular" map slot of my TexFresnel reflection, and in the Highlight glossiness and Reflection glossiness. I think this is the best configuration. It loads the bitmap three times, which can be heavy with big textures, but this is the most realistic I came up with.

Thanks for the comments. I replied to this this morning but looks like I hit Preview button instead old age comes to us all. "different approach" maybe wrongly worded. I was unhappy with the finished render as it was overly green, so lowered the saturation and applied a colour wash overlay and changed the blending mode. My first attempt at digital watercolour John

Excellent job Allanx, particularly the copper green colour very refreshing on the eye.

ok, thanks mate. I'll have a play and see how I go...

@ chedda: thanks for your input and yes, I do agree with you on an artificial lighting in the scene. I'm still working on it and I'm trying to improve it, will post as soon as I'll be satisfied with it. @ Bryan K: it's not a photo match, I used hdri image in vray and played with angles H/V to get it right. @ jerisamui: thanks for the help cheers

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These are so great! Love them... Only issue I'm seeing though is the segmentation on that curved part..

Ah, OK thank you! I will try that.

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Thanks Victor.

Thank You all! Yes I am using free version of Lumion,it is great peace of software for quick rendering and movie making!

tomislavm looks like you are having lots of fun with lumion, nice images!!! agree with Bryan K: sunset image is excellent best V

Thanx! I use V-Ray for the renders.

Very cool images and presentations.