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    Nongpu Tibetan Monastery, Yushu, Qinghai, China

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    • Y Offline
      yvan79
      last edited by

      Modelled in SU and rendered in Lumion.


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      • cheddaC Offline
        chedda
        last edited by

        Great looking images & model.

        Kraken Wrangler https://www.flickr.com/photos/132441293@N03/

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        • Bryan KB Offline
          Bryan K
          last edited by

          Incredible detail. Good job. Excellent model! πŸ‘

          However, the render seems, uhm, flat? Good background and love the setting, but the model still seems disconnected. Maybe the shiny surfaces need more reflection? Just slightly sharper shadows?

          Just some suggestions.

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

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          • DanielD Offline
            Daniel
            last edited by

            Very nice,, yvan79. I think a stronger contrast with the shadows would help the images pop. You might also want to play with the reflectiveness of the glass - I would expect to see more reflections on those windows given how light it is outside.

            My avatar is an anachronism.

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            • pmolsonP Offline
              pmolson
              last edited by

              These almost appear to be done in parallel projection or maybe two point perspective. Is that the case?
              If so, I wonder why you did that verses using a true perspective. The verticals on some of the images are so far off I feel a little dizzy when i look at them. Maybe this was the intent?

              Nice modeling.
              Paul

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