Thanks all for your positive comments.
@ L i am - The cherries model by ANARCHIVN come as a group of 20 or so pre placed,
although I did separate some to place in the foreground.

*Life is just a bowl of cherries;
Don't make it serious;
Life's too mysterious.
You work, you save, you worry so,
But you can't take your dough when you go, go, go.
So keep repeating it's the berries;
The strongest oak must fall.
The sweet things in life
To you were just loaned,
So how can you lose what you've never owned?
Life is just a bowl of cherries,
So live and laugh at it all.

1930's song by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson*

Cherries model by ANARCHIVN
the rest by me

Rendered with Twilight Render

Eye candy. Beautiful work

At first I thought the background didn't work for an outdoor scene because of the corner, but I quickly realized this was built indoors and the walls would have been painted with a
this background or similar. Nice work!

Thank-you for having a look and your comments. Cheers

It's been some time since I've posted here so I thought I'd step out of my shell.
Modeled in SketchUp rendered in Twilight Render.

Thanks for your reply Kris, I've heard similar stories about a crash in the F150. They are rated highly in the crash tests. Good point about the window reflections, I may have the reflectivity set somewhat too high.
Cheers,
Rick

I've always owned a Ford F150 since I first started to drive. In the anticipation of the upcoming release of the totally newly redesigned 2015 F150, scheduled for sales in a few months, I rendered this version in Twilight Render V2.0 with the new color "Bronze Fire".
The truck is a 3D Warehouse model by captainkirk.
Considerable material, lighting & model tweaks by me. Background is a HDRI. Only 60 minutes to render @1600pix wide!

Nice! The two gray tones give it a 3D look.

Thanks for looking and your comments,
Cheers

My first play with the new Twilight Render 2.0. My lawn has many patches of mushrooms growing around, and after mowing the lawn yesterday I was influenced to create this scene.

What I wound up doing was to model the dots instead of a texture. The bumpmap for the grooves I created in a CAD program. I see your vinyl looks pretty good. Did you model that or did it come with the model?

Thank-you for the

hellnbak, before you give them all away, better make sure there isn't something of great value in that collection

Really nice work. I like what you've done with the hanging tapestry (?correct terminology?)I can feel the mild breeze,a nice touch to the images

What an ambitious project you took on, needless to say I propose you enjoyed every minute of it! Brilliant Work Oh, great story too.

Thanks Solo. The surface of the record is done with a bumpmap.

Thanks for the comments. I give credit for the model to jmusic available at 3Dwarehouse, although I did tweak it somewhat.
Yes, jo-ke I can see by your example that I should have a little shallower slope on the platter and arrangement of the dots.
Cheers.

Hello, a recent personal project of a Technics turntable scene rendered in Twilight Render.

"Turbine clock"... Rendered in Thea

Now that is a photoreal render!

Great job.