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: WARM MORNING THROUGH TREES.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

beautiful

@cherryni said: Awesome works. Nice office! Thanks all my colleagues want to move in.

Thanks, guys, that´s really flattering TBH dear Simon, it was you who brought my attention to the University of Heidelberg digital library @tadema: IMHO it couldn´t possibly end up shoved somewhere on your HDD. I am pretty much convinced that anyone should be more than grateful to lay his hands on such a model of mammoth proportions and render it. BTW check out this guy´s work on reconstructing Fonthill Abbey using Rhino: http://www.hvtesla.com/fonthill/. And don´t forget to check out this link as well: http://www.hvtesla.com/fonthill/literature.html. I don´t know why, but I cannot open any of those .pdf files

9.5 Tadema the glass is great it makes your image pop.

Nice lightning. I like it.

this is really an excellent render. i can see a different style from your render. the setting and sharpness is great.

Another Holiday Gem. Nice work Jason.

thanks guys....good advice all around. i know i skimped on the interior..was hoping it would be brighter and kind of wash it all out.. too much of a rush on it as usual

Nice, this has given me an idea, an animated lightsaber, i could rip the ears off a Gundark, lol

Alas for you it's in French

@unknownuser said: Maybe you can replace the flat ground with some more realistic terrain, more rounded. You can use Sandbox Tools, or Artisan (SDS)... Thanks for the tips, dereeei, will definitely try that.