Abandoned
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Reminds me of Saw movie. Were the god rays added post-pro?
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Thanks Rich. I did the light rays in Affinity. Something I haven’t done much of. Had to take some wild ass guessing due to the light source being pretty far out of camera view.
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You did a great job with those god rays. For me there direction seems a little off but I can't explain why. Just a feeling.
If you could add dust particles in post it would be really nice! Overall its great. Really gritty. Kinda Walking Dead vibes.
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Rich, your feeling about the rays being a little off coincides with mine. I think the angle of the rays needed to be a little more horizontal if that makes sense. The light source is through a set of double doors down a short hall to the left. Agree with your comments on “dust particles”, haven’t really figured that out yet
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@unknownuser said:
haven’t really figured that out yet...
We are in the same boat. I'm watching this right now...
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Found the same video
Going to give it a go 
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The second image is the one.
Excellent!
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Thanks Bryan. Posting up a new image. Got me some dust particles floating around
. Slowly wrapping my head around Affinity Photo. Emphasis on the slowly
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Finding I can make myself crazy doing this “dust” thing. Another image, reworked the dust….
Need to click on the image to best see what’s happening
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I found that tutorial kind ropey but the tips for post-processing were helpful. I attemtpted my own using your render to see what rabbit hole I ended up going down...
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If you feed DALL-E AI your render it generates this...
...which is fascinating.
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Like yours a bit better Rich. Hard to decide how big to make the “dust dots” and just how much coverage. Reworked the light rays in my last two tries. Think I would have been better leaving them as is. I can see this sucking me deep down that rabbit hole.
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I think I’m going to quit chasing the rabbit now. Added dust to the more dramatic image. Think I’ll stop now
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