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"s.day" <s.d### [at] uel acuk> wrote:
> Amazing!! I would like to see the image before being post-processed as well.
> This is fantastic for POV or is it just the frame that is post-processed? I
> can't believe you call this WIP looks finished to me. The lighting is very
> realistic is it HDRI?
>
> Sean
Thanks!
simply cut off the frame and you'll get the image before being
post-processed !
no hdri and no light, just ambient light, white/grey sphere and radiosity.
but maybe I have to work on diving board, I don't know... maybe some
scattering effects with media (?) I really don't know...
Rene
http://rene.bui.free.fr - online portfolio
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From: Thomas de Groot
Subject: Re: 'Faux-Polaroid' : not for the IRTC Minimalism round...
Date: 16 Jul 2005 03:51:04
Message: <42d8bc68@news.povray.org>
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"Rene Bui" <ren### [at] freefr> schreef in bericht
news:web.42d7ec1fcdcb65bd2994edf40@news.povray.org...
> ....but just an image from a series of 'faux-polaroids' (a concept
invented
> by my wife).
> This project is about David Hockney's Paper Pools made in 1978 near NY.
> very very wip.
>
> polaroid frame post-processed in photoshop.
>
> Rene
> http://rene.bui.free.fr - online portfolio
>
Brilliant image and brilliant concept!
Thomas
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From: Remy Closset
Subject: Re: 'Faux-Polaroid' : not for the IRTC Minimalism round...
Date: 16 Jul 2005 04:46:15
Message: <42d8c957$1@news.povray.org>
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Hurrah. Endly a quiite realistic image respecting what Mies Van der Rohe
said: "less is more"
Fiendly
web.42d7ec1fcdcb65bd2994edf40@news.povray.org...
> ....but just an image from a series of 'faux-polaroids' (a concept
> invented
> by my wife).
> This project is about David Hockney's Paper Pools made in 1978 near NY.
> very very wip.
>
> polaroid frame post-processed in photoshop.
>
> Rene
> http://rene.bui.free.fr - online portfolio
>
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From: Bob Hughes
Subject: Re: 'Faux-Polaroid' : not for the IRTC Minimalism round...
Date: 16 Jul 2005 06:58:52
Message: <42d8e86c$1@news.povray.org>
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Paper pools, eh? Never heard of it, nor this Hockney fellow. So I searched
and found a place with a book by a Ken Tyler--
http://www.nga.gov.au/InternationalPrints/Tyler/Detail.cfm?IRN=62448&BioArtistIRN=14120&MnuID=SRCH
--probably not the same person we know around these POV-Ray newsgroups. It
looks interesting. Just not as good as this rendering by you Rene, IMHO.
I like the muted tone, too, as someone else said already and the way it
draws attention to the deep water. Leaving only a fraction of the poolside
visible works really good. The wet diving board makes it great.
Some criticisms I have would be that the water is darker than most any pool
I've ever seen, looks like a lake; and the water surface might be too
disturbed, as if by a non-directional wind, not by rain drops. Concentric
ripples of random size covering the surface could be better suited to this
picture. Yet it still seems okay as it is now, but I think that's because I
see it as a surreal scene and so a lake merged into a swimming pool fits
nicely this way. I realize you said WIP, anyway, and it might be changed
somehow later.
I'm not exactly sure what is meant by faux polaroids even after checking
into it by searching the internet. I thought maybe it might be about
manipulating the chemical emulsion layer by pressing on it, pushing it
around. I had heard of that years ago.
Bob Hughes
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"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] internlnet> wrote:
> Brilliant image and brilliant concept!
>
> Thomas
Thanks
Rene
http://rene.bui.free.fr - online portfolio
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"Remy Closset" <rem### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:
> Hurrah. Endly a quiite realistic image respecting what Mies Van der Rohe
> said: "less is more"
>
> Fiendly
do you know this old story about Rohe ?
It was happened maybe in the 30's, I don't remember exactly. Rohe was
invited by the French government as one of the masters of Modern
architecture. And of course there was a very pompous ceremonial with many
official personalities in the Beaux-Arts school of Paris, and I don't know
for what reason, but Rohe was late and all people lost patience. Suddenly,
the headmaster of Beaux-Arts, a man with an academic mentality and a bit
has been, said : "miss, miss... where is she that miss ??" ...
haha, everytime I heard about Rohe, I recall this funny story ! :-D
thanks for your comment.
Rene
http://rene.bui.free.fr - online portfolio
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"Bob Hughes" <bob### [at] charternet> wrote:
> Paper pools, eh? Never heard of it, nor this Hockney fellow. So I searched
> and found a place with a book by a Ken Tyler--
>
http://www.nga.gov.au/InternationalPrints/Tyler/Detail.cfm?IRN=62448&BioArtistIRN=14120&MnuID=SRCH
Oh yes, Kenneth Tyler is an art printer, he is the person who introduce
Hockney to this particular technique and he worked closely on the Paper
Pools with Hockney.
> I'm not exactly sure what is meant by faux polaroids even after checking
> into it by searching the internet. I thought maybe it might be about
> manipulating the chemical emulsion layer by pressing on it, pushing it
> around. I had heard of that years ago.
>
> Bob Hughes
Some polaroid artists in the past did these emulsion layer manipulations,
yes I even remember someones who put their photographs into refrigerator
for a night !
Faux polaroids are nothing else than polaroid shots made without polaroid
camera...
Thanks for your crits and compliments.
Rene
http://rene.bui.free.fr - online portfolio
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