Hillside sunset

[Bryan K]

Wow.

[davidh]

A different sky with different lighting

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[davidh]

A different light/hdri setting.

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[Rich O Brien]

I'd really like to see the raw Thea output to appreciate the level of PP involved.

These are stunning.

[davidh]

Thanks Rich,these are pretty much the raw Thea output except for some colour toning or minimum, and I mean minimum, foreground additions.(these would be any light/white coloured grain/wheat grass,if they are not there,then its just colour toning)

I have attached an NPR of a new view,but the only reason its NPR is because its still rendering(all these images are saved from the interactive mode)and is quite grainy.
I often use these grainy images to set up my final image and if I am not happy with the final grain-free render than I use these for my NPRs where I will change the sky,background,add water etc.

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[Rich O Brien]

I was expecting a very stripped back render. I wasn't expecting that the foreground was actually rendered. That is solid endorsement of Thea's power when in the proper hands. Wow

[solo]

Excellent stuff David,

I ran it through Corel noise reduction.

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[davidh]

Heres a more finished version of the image previously uploaded with the colours also more saturated(I think the sun flare is maybe a bit overdone)

Solo,
I like that effect from the denoiser,it also helped to remove the thin straight lines that were emenating from the sunflare.

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[the.pjt]

wow

these renders are better than photos !!!!!

[Richard]

Oh man!

Amazing again mate! You really should be applauded at the top of the industry level!

[davidh]

Rich youre making me blush here!As I have said many times before,its always great to get positive feedback.
I have attached 2 more images from the hillside house, a bit more abstract than the last few.
The web was added in photoshop as was the glare and colour tones.

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[davidh]

dinner time....

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