Low light final.

[Mike Amos]

I decided to go with L i am's suggestion of adding a 3d character despite not having an older person suitable, hey ho, them's the breaks.

Thanks L i am, I appreciate you taking the time to give pointers/suggestions.

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[tuna1957]

Good show !

[Mike Amos]

Thank you, quite pleased with it tbh.

[hellnbak]

Very impressive work!

[L i am]

No worries mate, the render works really well indeed Do you find the end phase of fine tuning and making little ajustments seems to take forever?

[Mike Amos]

Thanks folks. Yes,fine tuning can take ages but I find adding a single element at a time makes it easier. I think there might be a few close in renders in this model, some of the elements make little impact on this scene.

[Bryan K]

Gorgeous!

Hey! I know that girl! She rides a red bike sometimes?

Honestly. Stunning render!

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate, I hope I am getting there at last.

[HornOxx]

...pefect!

[Mike Amos]

Thank you, I have a close up cooking but it's taking a while.

[Mike Amos]

Not entirely sure about this. I did though, have my commune with the Badgers while extending the render time. Something extremely restful about having a bunch of wild animals wandering around right by my feet rather than running away.

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[Bryan K]

Damn good render!

[Mike Amos]

Thank you.

[jo-ke]

wow! I like it a lot!

[Mike Amos]

Thank you.

[majid]

Too perfect!

[Mike Amos]

Thank you.

[chedda]

Very good Mike i think the best I've seen from you. An image has got to have shadows, I'm not a fan of burn't out interiors. Your image has range and depth of light keep going !

[Mike Amos]

Thank you, I have plenty of examples and inspiration from you guys so I hope I can continue to progress.