In article <34D### [at] krebercom>, Edward Wedig <edw### [at] krebercom> wrote:
>Martijn Broeders wrote:
>> 
>> Hi There,
>> 
>> Since I really new to the POV scene, I have one
>> simple question:
>> 
>> Are there people who really urn money with their
>> ray-traced pictures?
>> 
>> Martijn
>
>I've sold an image or two at art shows last year, and I plan to sell a
>few more this year. While I doubt I could earn a living doing this, it
>does give me some extra spending cash.

How do you expose your images? Render them in huuge resolutions, and
then print them out, or?

        Mike

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In article <34E940E5.FEF9B967@gte.net>, Tony Vigil <tvi### [at] gtenet> wrote:
>Yes!
>
>I create photosimulations of architectual projects for environmental
>impact reports.
>
>I use POV to render my 3d scenes from angles matching existing
>photographs taken of the project site.  I create the models using
>various commercial, shareware & freeware modeling packages.
>
>I combine those renderings with the matching photographs in Photoshop.
>In Photoshop, I can "sandwich" the rendering between pieces of the
>photographs (existing structures, trees, cars & people in the forground
>- and - everything else in the background) to make the model look as
>though it is really part of reality.

Can you post some of the images here?

        Mike

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