......slowly the stone ceiling comes lower and lower. might want to think about your view composition.

@nickchun said: I like it too. The AO is very subtle, how did you do that? Hi and Thanks the AO I rendered with the render plugin Shaderlight. AO is called there "Chalk Render" for whatever reason. Together with the line drawing PNG from SketchUp, this AO picture than became it´s own multiplying and 50% transparent layer in Photoshop ...

Nice. Original is better IMO. You also have thees https://www.thearender.com/site/index.php/resources/scenes/sketchup.html?

Some suggestions: More tables in the foreground and more physical lights in the ceiling.

neat model !

Some serious hours work there impressive.

Yeah it's hard to match reference image, i like DJ Krush !

Getting back plates to line up with the correct perspective and focal depth is really an art and it looks like you got it.

@rich o brien said: What is it? Just an abstract shape. The rings have inner soft lights rings. It's just a test model I made to see how Raylectron makes emitters and handles HDRIs. So yeah, nothing special.

I mean this sincerely, I want one of those there kitchens.

Ha ! The source at TF3DM labelled it an E i should have checked

@tuna1957 said: garystan, Really like the tone of your render. I do agree that the shadows seem a little off for a sunset/dusk scene. I don't understand your comment about shadows limited by the software? You can get very raking shadows by adjusting the time and month settings in the SU shadow window. I've attached a quickie render as an example. The time is 6:30 pm, the day is August 26th. Both set in the SU shadow window. It got me the very long raking shadows you'd see late in the day. tuna1957 : Now THAT'S a shadow. Do you set the GeoLocation ? The reason I ask, is that (if I'm correct) by using GeoLocation, you set the Longitudes and Latitudes for the sun. Thanks.....................garystan

unfortunately this project is not going to be realized. but there will be a new project at the same place and I am going to start a new thread for it.

Double trouble.

I getting gorgeous aircraft fatigue here!

This whole collection aircraft renders is stunning!

@mike amos said: Nice, very moody BUFF shot there. Yeah, what he said. High, cold, lonely and deadly.

Gorgeous. Outstanding work.