Landmarks NPR
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A few NPR images of some famous land marks,here it is Westminister/big ben in London and Stonehenge.
These were all downloaded from the 3d warehouse and ,as usual,rendered in Thea render and post produced in Photoshop.
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And 3 images of the Taj Mahal
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Beautiful. The evening version of London is especially great. Perfectly understated.
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really stunning
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Wow!
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Master of Photoshop! absolutely great!
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NPR? Coulda fooled me.
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Thanks guys,its all just a bit of fun,playing around with lighting.
Below are 3 more of an embankment along the Seine in Paris.
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A few more
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Wonderful images and a new standard to TRY and emulate. I reckon we should have some sort of handicapping system.................
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The one of London in the mist is stunning. I would have that on my wall. Amazing.
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All great in their own way!
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You're a true Master, Dave...!
You have a great eye for the composition (is this the right term?) and you're a master when it comes to execution of these NPR styles...! -
Wow. Just, wow.
Yeah, about that handicapping system...
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A few more,one of the London eye and 2 of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
These are more photoreal than NPR but still have an amount of photoshopping included.
All the renders here are done in interactive mode,and I like to have a model rendering in the background while I get on with my "real" work.
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Great skills, i like the caustics on the underside of the boat.
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Man you could make a turd look good!
I really dig the mood you get to your work - it drags you in!
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@davidh said:
A few NPR images of some famous land marks,here it is Westminster/big ben in London and Stonehenge.
Westminster in fog looks great. Careful with London "Red Bus" and Westminster/Big Ben... one might want to slap, if people do get too inspired http://www.dpreview.com/news/2012/01/25/Imitated_Image_Copyright_Case
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