Thanks a lot for the compliment, Bill.. and of course I don't mind jenujacob

I don't mind Whaat. Fire away! I just had two margaritas and a chilles rellenos at Panchos in Vancouver, it's BC Day weekend, and our hotel overlooks the English Bay and the fireworks that begin in 3 hours! Two hours and one thread. Not bad Whaat. Keep em coming. I've always liked the look of Indigo renders, but I'm on a mac and haven't even loaded up a Bootcamp Widoze yet or I'd give it a whirl. Try to get the aluminum mullions more "aluminumy" and the floor needs a bit of a sheen. The radiosity must of been up high becuase you have a lot of bounce color in the ceiling. I would like to see more.

The atmosphere on these is really cool. I can actually hear Miles Davis or Sade in the background. Lounging with a glass of wine after a long day watching the mood lighting change colors randomly. All the while hearing the intermittent horn or siren in the background, the city night winding up.

fine fine..i will scale everything up REVI21ON visualization Report this post

Whaat, That's still insane! Very Happy

theres a bunch of sky ones here: http://www.evermotion.org/index.php?unf%20...%20=exclusive and there are a couple good interior ones here: http://www.hdrimaps.com/downloads.html should be enough to get you started! Report this post

Thanks for the comments guys and gals! They are all taken much into appreciation. I had one day to do this image, the model was mostly done for me in CAD (just an import and cleanup in SU) I think it may have taken me 6 hours start to finish? (this is mostly Photoshop) also due to the time constraint, that is why there is no detail to the materials on the building. I needed the render in a matter of minutes, so kept the KT work to a minimum. regarding the trees... I got in trouble for this one. There are actually no trees on site. There is nothing there but concrete and an oil refinery, but I thought I would slip those in and try to get away with that, because I find landscaping much easier on the eyes than dump trucks the size of houses filled with oilsand... anyways, thank you everyone!

Thanks for the comment,still working around this program Rgds Tom Posted by - Tom Yong

and one more update, with a few minor client-requested updates.. [image: lagoonloftskitchen01170om5.jpg]

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Thx to all. Background was post processed in ps where i added the smoke. Tomdesk love your renders, we are from the same school. me being 50.

i think one important thing is having ideal . my ideal city is called utosfi(a) and waitng for urs... . better world it would be

yes you have reason this renders are only of probe, i`m make with low (photons 2000 and ray 200) definition for out more fast, but out very nice and upload here.

The desert is a beautiful place. For 15 minutes after sunrise and 15 minutes before sunset. We are also trying to figure out global warming. At 117F in the summer a few more degress are just as unbearable as a few less degrees. I am from Pennsylvania which is about the greenest spot in the nation. Growing up there I never thought about the smell of trees. When my dad died I went back and as I got off the planes, I didn't know what I was smelling until I realized it was the plants and the trees.

i m new in rendering i ve discovered it cuple of weeks ago,great job up there

Nice work, Andy...sweet!

As a quick aside, I can't remember exacttly where the photo was taken, but im reasonably sure its in Devon (uk) and however wet and lonely it might look, it wsnt really that bad, I just didnt have a proper coat (won't make that mistake again.)

@unknownuser said: It appears the limit of the width pics on this site is 800, but for some reason it doesn't show the full 800 pixels yes, that's true. 800 pixels would stretch the div the post is in and the stylesheet of this forum software rather crops the image. About 706 pixel wide images can be displayed properly. We only do not change the limit to 706 for the time being because that was the limit on the old board, too, and during the transfer it would be a PITA to keep resizing all the images in order to be able to post them here. After the transfer we'll set the limit properly. Back to the topic; really cool renders and technique with the added SU lines!

Xray art.....!!! Nice

Methinks the lady protesteth too much. When you post work that good, you undercut your own argument against SU as an organic tool.