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      skyscraper100
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      great work sir! galing


      The way you think Creates reality for yourself.

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        nomeradona
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        @skyscraper100 said:

        great work sir! galing
        wow very seldom to meet filipinos here. thanks bro bro for dropping by.

        visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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          WEB
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          That is a lovely rendering and a handsome building.

          One thing: the mind's eye does not see the vertical perspective in relatively short buildings; so when one looks at a photograph or rendered image that does show it, the building seems somehow wrong. Architectural photographers use a shifted lens to keep the film vertical. Your renderings might look better, even though they would be technically wrong, if you could somehow achieve the same result.

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            tomislavm
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            congratulations

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              nomeradona
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              @web said:

              That is a lovely rendering and a handsome building.

              One thing: the mind's eye does not see the vertical perspective in relatively short buildings; so when one looks at a photograph or rendered image that does show it, the building seems somehow wrong. Architectural photographers use a shifted lens to keep the film vertical. Your renderings might look better, even though they would be technically wrong, if you could somehow achieve the same result.

              will take note of your excellent observation.

              visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                nomeradona
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                @skyscraper100 said:

                great work sir! galing
                salamat bro. thank you.

                visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                  FoXar
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                  Looking really good, I like the tree you added very much!
                  Keep up the work ;]

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                    3lii
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                    Good job
                    thanks for sharing

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                      nomeradona
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                      @foxar said:

                      Looking really good, I like the tree you added very much!
                      Keep up the work ;]

                      thank you very much foxar
                      ☀

                      visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                        nomeradona
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                        @3lii said:

                        Good job
                        thanks for sharing

                        yeap my pleasure bro.

                        visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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