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    House Render any suggestions?

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      bob-designer
      last edited by

      Make two renderings, one with the trees, one without. Bob

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      • KrisidiousK
        Krisidious
        last edited by

        a couple of birds? I got nothing for ya... it's beautiful.

        By: Kristoff Rand
        Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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        • allanxA
          allanx
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          You can change the angle of the camera those trees are obstructing the appearance of the house and re-scale the texture of the house to make it more realistic... ๐Ÿ‘

          allanx

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          • CarlohC
            Carloh
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            I would straighten the verticals in your render, then it would be just fine in my opinion...

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            • olisheaO
              olishea
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              @carloh said:

              I would straighten the verticals in your render, then it would be just fine in my opinion...

              +1

              Especially if you place it on a drawing sheet with other renders. If the verticals converge it makes the whole sheet look untidy.

              Check out some architectural photography and you'll find verticals are always vertical using a special lens, even on very tall buildings.

              oli

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              • zimmerklZ
                zimmerkl
                last edited by

                Thanks for all the comments. Here are my updated images any other comments are welcome.


                Gray_Sky_v1_vignette_vertical_6-21-2013.jpg


                Sunset_v1_vignette_vertical_6-21-2013.jpg

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                • Bryan KB
                  Bryan K
                  last edited by

                  Wow. Big difference. Very nice. ๐Ÿ‘

                  See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                    mihai3d
                    last edited by

                    hi , nice model anyhow.

                    I would suggest to work on the shadows make them more clear ( cast shadows)
                    and if is architecture presentation I would definitely move the last tree from the center .
                    another thing I don t like the sky is too cloudy tend to attract himself

                    good luck

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                      mptak
                      last edited by

                      It takes a village to perfect a render. Love it!

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                      • srxS
                        srx
                        last edited by

                        On your last picture, the tree is in the center, with all attention on it. I would change the angle to make the tree less important than architecture.

                        www.saurus.rs

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