Breakfast Nook
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The lampshade texture is yum! As is the rest of the image.
TwiLight, in the right hands, is up there with the big players.
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@rich o brien said:
TwiLight, in the right hands, is up there with the big players.
And this is the right guy!
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Excellent one! Even acoustic ceiling!
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Hi Tuna, there is a component in a render that I am anable to define other that "airiness" and this has it in spades, nice work. If I have to put in my 2 bob's worth, where the walls meet the ceiling could use some cornicing. I think that detail would add a lot to a your fine render.
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Nailed it. That brings back memories.
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Thanks everyone for your comments.
Quick shout to L i am , If by “cornice” your referring to crown molding? All I can say is I hate crown molding!
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I agree with all above
... I myself am far from being a rendering professional
But since this work is really good, for example the lighting and the texturing, I would like to add a little suggestion.
For example, how about intentionally making it less perfect - for example, making the table-sets (?) on the table a little "messier", or model the lower 4 or 5 slats of the blinds a little more crooked, or turn one chair out a little more as if someone had just stood up to take this picture - something like that... -
HornOxx, appreciate your comments. I do struggle at times setting up my scenes. I’m a bit “OCD” , have a tough time making things too messy
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@tuna1957 said:
... I’m a bit “OCD” , have a tough time making things too messy
klasse! and great work anyway! -
I like it. Good lighting too. A Little bit retro as well.
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Thanks loco
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Your photography skills are going from strength to strength, marvelous mate.
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Thanks Mike
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@l i am said:
Hi Tuna, there is a component in a render that I am anable to define other that "airiness" and this has it in spades, nice work. If I have to put in my 2 bob's worth, where the walls meet the ceiling could use some cornicing. I think that detail would add a lot to a your fine render.
It wouldn't fit the mid-century look. Millions of houses have this sort of ceiling from 50's to late 70's.
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