This picture is getting nicer and nicer. I really like the design of that lamp, it's
funny.

About the lighting: are you using a fill light or ambient light? I would put the
latter in your cellar and use the former. One single shadowless fading light put at
the camera location does quite always an excellent job (of course if you're planning
to use radiosity this doesn't apply).
The lighting looks a bit too uniform now: I would use a more pronounced fading for
the main light. Also using multiple fading lights adds much to the realism: so I
would turn on that nice lamp. Some blurred reflections on that parquet would be great
too!

While designing indoor scenes I always ask to myself: does this room really lack of
windows? If the answer is no, then you have to consider that aspect too. Of course if
the scene is taken at midnight you can just forget about windows, but if not you have
to consider that windows always contribute to lighting, even in the evening (excuse
my wordplay).

Keep up the good work.

--
Jonathan.

"Txemi Jendrix" <tji### [at] euskalnetnet> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Hi all:
> First of all, thank you all for your comments and replies to my previous
> post on this subject. All were very helpful.
> Here is take two. I have replaced the poster with a board with some pins
> (the pictures will come later), added a lamp and a cushion (even though
> their textures are going to change), scaled up the floor, changed the clock
> texture, rotated the baby walker and the pointlight is an area light now.
> I have decided to use Poser, so maybe some objects must change their
> position.
> As this render includes some of your suggestions, I think it's time to show
> it to you.
> Comments?
>
> Bye
>
> --
> Txemi Jendrix
> tji### [at] euskalnetnet
> http://www.geocities.com/txemijendrix
>
>
>

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