Slashdolt wrote:
> 
> You're absolutely right.  Lighting is something that I really haven't delved
> very deep into at this point, along with a great deal of other things.  I
> struggled with it toward the end.  The radiosity was making the shadows too
> bright, so I adjusted that, but overall the scene continued to be too dark.
> For my final render, I tried making the light brighter, but it still didn't
> seem to be enough.  I was surprised that no one had commented on it.  To me,
> it was the most obvious flaw of the picture.  However, it looks brighter on
> my computer at home than it does where I work.

Note that i did not suggest to make it brighter - the correct overall
brightness is mostly a matter of the computer and monitor the image is
shown on.  The really important thing that makes an image appear as sunny
or not are the relations between the different parts of the scene.  

Christoph

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