Just about damn perfect. Advertising quality at the least.

It doesn't get more perfect than that. Wow. That would make a gorgeous poster!

Oh, you've nailed this one! Perfect.

Nice, but where's the model and render?

Excellent as always!

Another beautifully rendered aircraft, a pity the real thing is so degraded by politics.

Very nice, the Zumwalts are very imposing vessels even if they are not living up to the hype surrounding them.

@chedda said: I also have a yearning for a hideout quite good Gary. chedda : Thanks. But, more-than-likely it wouldn't be all kinds of fancy. garystan

@jakob_2704 said: With what extension/program did you render it? This scene is rendered in Kerkythea. The raw rendering was then taken into Photoshop for post production.

Thanks for the answer Rich. I also liked the first image best but the tent was lost as a silhouette. I rotated the sun behind the camera for the 2nd the shadows are still there but not as effective.

@pbacot said: I like the light you're getting! One nudge: that'll be a toasty bathroom. You can only build so small a fire and those stoves really churn out the heat! Good job! pbacot : Thanks for your comment. I WAS trying to get a balance between the outside light and the interior light. As for the stove....I guess it could've been a "little" smaller. Just thinking in terms of those cold days/nights. garystan

OK, playing around with the camera settings and fov. Not too crazy about the perspective but the backplate appears better. [image: ihMy_Test327Passes91h27mIr0aClipped.jpg]

Cool! Can you post other views? I'm working with come complex shapes and openings as well, so I can relate. As with all my projects, I'm learning a lot, but it isn't easy.

Brilliant as ever John. Hope you are well.

Yep, that's a college campus alright. I see you used the old architectural photographer's trick of hosing down the street before making the picture. Well done!

Wow! Gorgeous! And the detail...

Hello Daniel Some nice historic models here and it seems like you've found a good process with your historic review board. These folks can really be interesting to work with. I had started out doing historic structures as a way to teach myself SU but haven't found access to paying clients yet. Even so, it's grown into a bit of a hobby. Some of my stuff can be found here: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81%26amp;t=61430%26amp;start=30 Jim

Nice, love the style, (as usual).

Was waiting for the USS Enterprise to come zipping past.

Beautiful images.