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    • majidM Offline
      majid
      last edited by

      here are my latest Sketchup modeles , KT renders . any C& C . majid:)


      1SU-Pure.jpg


      2SuPure.jpg


      sea-house-web-m-yeganegi.jpg

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        akonius
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        nice - what renderer did you use?

        "SketchUp is the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down!"

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          starsheep
          last edited by

          Kerkythea render| nice sea. 😕

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          • PixeroP Offline
            Pixero
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            I like the last one since the cliffs are not so straight lined profiled.
            The other thing is that I think you should try to have more contrast between the forground and the background to have more depth in the image. Try using the dark forground from the first render with the brighter background from the last render. There could still be a stroke of light shining through in the foreground to give focus to it. Maybe also some color correction to have more warmth.

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              Gaieus
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              Yeah, the same. In the first two pics the peninsulae are a bit too low poly which is "hidden" in the last one. Did you use instancing on the last one or just some post-process?

              Just an idea - a hint of (slightly blue) fog could really add some depth to the whole scene.

              Gai...

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              • majidM Offline
                majid
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                thanks all , i used post processing over the last one ,

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                  PKast
                  last edited by

                  Majid, your work always looks like a still-life painting. Beautiful.

                  Best

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                  • majidM Offline
                    majid
                    last edited by

                    thanx PKast . maybe because I am a painter (kidding) . BTW thanx for your words

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