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    • G Offline
      gurkankarakus
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      Sketchup + Vray

      https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BvXzazIhiU0/UphY5Yc804I/AAAAAAAAAYk/OJGJ7h14K7c/w1108-h831-no/villa.jpg

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      • CarlohC Offline
        Carloh
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        looking good! although there are two things for camera setup i would change...

        1. keep the camera levelled...the vertical lines here give the impression that the building is falling over.

        2. there's too much driveway shown in this picture, it steals the focus from the building and the texture of it also tiles up too bad for giving it this much attention.

        ...and i just discovered that you cropped the tip of the roof on the right sight.

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        • DanielD Offline
          Daniel
          last edited by

          Someone needs to mow that lawn! The neighbors are starting to complain.

          I agree with Carloh, the paving expanse in the foreground is not doing your image any justice. It doesn't help that the pattern creates a series of converging lines that attract attention. You might try weathering it, if possible, so it isn't so uniform. Also, the car is competing with the house for attention. You might try shifting the camera position, from the left so your looking across the grass, then the pavement, towards the house.

          My avatar is an anachronism.

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          • mitcorbM Offline
            mitcorb
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            The female figure should be casting some kind of shadow, it would seem, so that she does not appear to be floating.

            I take the slow, deliberate approach in my aimless wandering.

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