Thanks for the comments guys. I made some small adjustments to the model like the mapping in the arch and i edited the window areas so they were open. The materials are the same as supplied with the model i simply adjusted the bump value and roughness.

Brilliant and atmospheric.

Beautiful.

love it

@hornoxx said: @chedda said: Great Majid super images on the 2nd link. Majid - Chedda is right! - besides Chedda´s great contribution itself of course with enthusiasm I look at the great Iranian historical buildings that you have linked I hope to see you here in my 1001 night city of Isfahan enjoying the architecture and environment's vibration, gastronomy etc...it is worthy to try!

Gorgeous as always.

Thanks again for the comments. I used a Kodak Portra 800 film response which pushed some of the saturation and shadows. Daniel go for it ! PS i thought this was going to be easy but it ended up being quite complicated getting the required detail over the large area.

Gorgeous as always!

Thanks Lavanta.

Thanks for the comments guys.

Excellent!

I didn't model the interior looks quite fiddly. Plus modelling it inside the faberge egg would be mind bending

Likewise, thinking this was a photo. You have an eye for setting a scene and framing a render that is just special. Yourself and John just make my jaw hit the floor.

Superb.

Another hit, good enough to stick on a wrist and go.

Great render.

Seriously good, needs a bolder strewn floor though.

Yes Brett i think your right just slightly too chunky. Thanks for the comment.

Yes it's just a HDRI for lighting hornoxx. Solo i think the lower square windows are risky considering sun damage. The upper larger openings provide a reflected diffuse north light so shouldn't be so destructive. I arranged the paintings so i may have placed them too close to the lower windows in reality.