Point and Shoot
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As always superb renders sepo and post processing
I have to try and hold back my desire to learn every aspect of this rendering process and take small steps each time I model but I cant wait to be able to try this type of manipulation on some of my models.
The houses you show here remind me alot of the Georgian houses in Dublin - some of them are that run down looking aswell.
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Hi Sepo,
These renders with Post Pro are great, thanks for sharing.
The building on the right, it's windows should be reversed or am i missing something?
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Having grown up in Kansas in a small town and visited deserted towns I think your street scenes could benefit from a bit of appropiate entorage such as a tumbleweed. It would further emphasize the desolate nature of the scene
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Tumble weed is the most bizarre thought!! Weird!
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Thanks guys for your kind words. I really enjoy this point and shoot and a bit of PP.
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@richard said:
Tumble weed is the most bizarre thought!! Weird!
Yea after some sleep and now that I can think straight you are right...Although It might be a funny juxtaposition. Oh well nothing ventured nothing gained. and I've always been taught that the absolute worst idea you have is the one you never suggest because if you don't suggest it, it has zero chance of success.
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hello sepo,
what kind of filter do you use for the hatching?
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no filter...have a look at my tutorial at http://www.sketchupartists.org/?page_id=4254 or here http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=22905
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after seeing this model in other thread.
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thank you!!!
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