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> Very good, however...
There's always a 'but' <grin>
> The water seems to be a tad too reflective. It does look more like snow
> than water.
I'll tone it down a bit
> Since most of the illumination comes from the setting sun, the back side
> of the rocks and the structure should be almost black. The structure
> doesn't appear to have any shadow.
The sun is the only light in the scene. I'll try dropping the ambient a bit.
I think the shadows are getting lost on the dark rock and the reflection.
> How come the Sun is a bright yellow, yet the highlight it produces on
> the water is almost white?
Um, because the sun is yellow, but the lightsource is white. Will fix.
> > Suggestions?
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> - Moss/algae on the rocks.
Will try
> - The rocks should be wet around the water level. At least as high as
> the waves hit.
Shouldn't be too hard
> - Foam near the rock edges (although I think this would prove rather
> hard to do!)
<shudder>
Thanks
Gail
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