COUNTRY HOUSE
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Very nice! Love the ceramic pots scattered about.
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A couple of small tweaks,additional trees added and an attempt to suggest sun breaking thru the foreground tree.
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A final tweak to this image- a new sky and foreground trees on the left-hand side added.The foreground trees are low res but it dosent matter for this style.
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Whooou!
Very inspiring, indeed!(the second image is a blast)
Please, tell us from where is that awesome nature hdri (maybe a link) because I'm looking for this kind of scene for a long time. -
a lakeside version,playing with soft texture effect
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and a moonlit version of the same image
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Personally I'd be worried about flooding on that site
Great render, you're making everyone look bad now...
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That's class
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Hell yeah, that last one is brilliant. So is this all Photoshop?
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Wow! You build it, I'll buy it.
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This was the original raw render before photoshopping.
Pete,all entourage and sky and effects are photoshop.Often I would take an image through fotosketcher but in these images everything is done in photoshop.Its really all about layering and layering elements in order to build up a sense of depth.
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A second lakeside image.The building is the same raw render from the first image I uploaded in this set and the sky and trees are the same from the last lakeside image,with a few additional tweaks.The reflection was done by flipping a copy of the lake side and using motion blur to create the streaky reflection, and then darkening the bottom of the image.There are a few areas where elements seem to bleed into each other but I wanted quite a loose feel to this image so I wasn't that concerned
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David,
All this belongs on "Most impressive RENDERED SU" if there were such a thread.
Getting into the mood of Winter are we? With the sun shining outside here, highs in the upper 70's, these are deliciously, and vicariously, chilly pictures. Just great work.
Peter
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Peter
Its getting quite cold in this neck of the woods at the moment so heres a colder version of the last image with the lake frozen and a couple of small tweaks.
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and a warmer,soft evening version
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Hi, davidh:
These last views are excellent. You are a visual symphonic composer.
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24 hours late with this one,maybe it needs some gravestones to add to the atmosphere.Similar to the other images,this is based from the same raw render previously uploaded.
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@pbacot said:
David,
All this belongs on "Most impressive RENDERED SU" if there were such a thread.
Yep. There is and yep, it does.
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How much time for cooking in PS? -
Ive added the gravestones to the foreground.Normally the photoshop post processing would take anywhere from 20 mins to a few hours.These were about an hour each.
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