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.

Excellent, mate that ROCKS.

It's all rendered i used some photos as textures

I liked the first chair. Contrast between the natural world and the modern and all that. to each their own.

These almost appear to be done in parallel projection or maybe two point perspective. Is that the case? If so, I wonder why you did that verses using a true perspective. The verticals on some of the images are so far off I feel a little dizzy when i look at them. Maybe this was the intent? Nice modeling. Paul

thank you Richard will definelty follow your tips and advise. here is an animation i made just to test thea animation so didn't put high samples etc, simple 256 samples per pixels, and each frame was rendered in 2 to 3 minutes, rendered with Presto AO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65fl5rPG6FY

Looks great as always.

Nice but a little low in the water, probably end up on an sandbank.

One of my all time favorite helicopters.

Yes it's tiny it's 10km away !

Love it!

Great set of images they communicate well.

Great i like the music also.

Nice! Now put in some forest fire to give it a warm and shiny look