Very neat render... I specially like the bump map of the rug! Unfortunately, after the recent internet blockages in my home country, I may no longer visit the Twilightrender forum.

@marked001 said: definitely like the second image better..think the darker truck helped balance it out a bit. nice work. Thanks Markd, yes the darker colour works better for the compostion, but the main thing was overcomming the over exposure in that area by filtering the light with trees. Such a simple fix but was not obvious at the time

@mike amos said: A very enjoyable series mate, very nicely done. Thanks Mike! Sorry I missed your post earlier.

This one for me! But I think it might be akin to self flagilation...........lets see [image: 7vLH_Concept.jpg]

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Thanks! After I posted I realized why it's hard to make this room look good. I'm shooting into the windows. Rule number one: never shoot INTO the light. You can imagine my chagrin.

No worries mate, new to me and it does appear to have a lot of promise. I would really like to have a method to clasify them though. The downloads I have seen are hit and miss.

@majid said: Thanks Liam, I searched for free wallpaper lake images but did not check the copyright to be honest. It is a raw sketch so the perspective is totally wrong, I did not match the shore and weed/bushes with the image and there are some other flaws. I understand the image was just an example and not finished. Do you have the image without the PP work? I was thinking I could do an image search if you posted the image on here to see the original size and copyright status. I just did an almost comprehensive search using you search phrase........nothing suitable found

The glass is not coloured, there is an emitter type in Twilight V2 to mimic the gas lamp, I need to find a way to adjust the temp for a better facsimile. Going by temp gives the result you see.

Very nice to see your photography lessons worked out well worth the time, Is that a Canon Eos for those shots?

Ah! Thanks! Yes, I've seen those on many other boats. For some reason it was not on the plans of this one and I did not see any other references, but I would now bet it was just left off of the plans for brevity and the assumption by the designer that anyone would know that one should be there. No problem. Easily added.

@ntxdave said: As I came back to look at it again, I am wondering how the glass top is secured to the legs so that it does/can not move? ntxdave, Most of these style of pieces had a small “pad” where the glass sits on the legs. They relied on the weight of the glass to keep things in place. Not the kind of furniture where you’re going to perch on the edge.

@rich o brien said: That's very good. Do you think the plants at the cobble wall are even needed? I assume you mean the stone feature central to my render ?

@l i am said: Challenged or not that is an amazing painting. I connot remember if I have seen a painting with depth of field before Does anybody else see DOF in that image? The lady can paint.

Great Post. Thanks

I would swear that's a photo!

Wow! Just... wow!

Bryan, Mike … Thanks for the positive feedback

Thanks mate, I have another layout in mind which will remove the issue..

@Liam Yeah, I got a pair at launch. The case stop holding a charge so I ended up looking for a manual on the site. That prompted me to model them while I updated firmware.