Current hotel project
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Yes, I don't get the flag, but the investor insisted on it, so can't really do nothing about it
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It is not even slightly unusual for hotels to fly flags. I guess I am missing the point. Even IKEA flys a Swedish Flag, the host country flag and a state flag. It says "welcome to our country and our culture."
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Great stuff, thanks for posting the raw render as I was gonna ask about the landscape.
Yup here in Texas we have national flags everywhere, hotels, car dealerships,apartment complexes, pretty much everywhere.
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Offcors, I have nothing against flags
but it is too big Here is a speedy night shot, quite like the colorus
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Ooooh. Nice.
Forget the flag. It does not hurt anything.
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Very nice work
I'm not bothered by the flag, even though it is quite big.But I am more bothered by the water in that night shot.
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I love the view from the water the best. The night time pool shot is very romantic too. Do you have any exterior lighting planned for around the pool or is it all from the indoor ambient lighting right now?
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@bjornkn said:
Very nice work
I'm not bothered by the flag, even though it is quite big.But I am more bothered by the water in that night shot.
It looks like it is a reflecting a daytime cloudy sky instead of the actual scene?I have internal lightning in the pool, so that is why it is so bright, I aded some wawes for the drama in the sceene
Here is a bit more quiet shot
@jennifert said:
I love the view from the water the best. The night time pool shot is very romantic too. Do you have any exterior lighting planned for around the pool or is it all from the indoor ambient lighting right now?
I am not planning any lightning at thi stage of the project, the night shot was a bonus for the client, I did it for my own satisfaction
thanks for comments folks,
more to come
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Nice concept.. it's very exotic too, imo. The renderings are also great, last one looks so real !
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Great work, Andrija!
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@omikron said:
Nice concept.. it's very exotic too, imo. The renderings are also great, last one looks so real !
Yes, the architecture is quite exotic, main architect is Miliš Pecotić, really cool dude, he has made a really nice project with this, he managed to implement modern architecture with some mediteranean touches, so it is really interesting from quite a lot of angles, it's a shame there is not enough time to model and render this sucker properly, but clients said it is OK for this stage. I can live with OK
@numbthumb said:
Great work, Andrija!
Žrnovnica?Ha ha ha, thanks, how did you guess
Do we know eachother from somewhere, I don't recall the nickname cheers
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@numbthumb said:
Ha ha ha, thanks, how did you guess
Do we know eachother from somewhere, I don't recall the nickname Hehe, I have noticed it in the image´s URL.
However, this name is quite confusing: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/829/bazen01jebenica.jpg/
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ha ha ha, Thanks good it is not a woord that is widespread
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Great images and renders. Thanks for posting.
It is common for hotels to have flags. But would be more elegant in the front planter along with a corporate or local flag, two posts side by side.
Peter
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Here is another angle, day and night shot. I enjoy night shots, around 70 lights are in the scene
Lots more to come, thanks for comments folks
cheers
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@andrija posarić said:
Here is another angle, day and night shot. I enjoy night shots, around 70 lights are in the scene
Lots more to come, thanks for comments folks
cheers
I may be just me, but I would like to see more texture and I think two point perspective might be more appropriate to your last two renders. I liked the motion blur in the stars as if it was a long exposure.
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I get you about a tilt shift camera, I use it in every architectural sceene, but I wanted to emphasise the perspective in this view, so I used normal camera, 20mm lens. There is a texture in every single material in the scene, including bump map, but it is hard to see, because I reduced the pic from its original size 4961x2791 px ( A3 format on 300 dpi), there will be some closeups, so the texture is bit more visible.
Thanks for the comments,
cheers
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