If you compare the original image with the
one posted, you'll notice that the foreground
buildings are too far away from the St. Paul's.

Additionally, I think the sun's position in the
image isn't correct. If you look at the front
of St. Paul's in the original, you'll notice its
mostly in shadows.

Aside of that, I don't know where I could
contribute to this. My Water-Surface would
surely be overkill for this image, and isn't finished.
I could try to recreate some nice clouds for
the background via subsurface-scattering,
but I'm not sure if this is wanted, and I've read
that you'd want to use skylight.inc or so for
the background...
I'm no good at building buildings, and never
even tried to go for boats yet. So aside of
the media-clouds, nothing I could contribute. :-(

--
Tim Nikias v2.0
Homepage: http://www.digitaltwilight.de/no_lights
Email: Tim### [at] gmxde

> Great! It sure is getting there. Having looked again at the painting I see
> that those buildings on the right side need to be much taller. I was only
> throwing boxes in without checking on that first. Which is kinda the way I
> went about piecing together the front of the St. Paul's building. The
> painting is also very dark, I was trying to get a sunny day appearance so
I
> could see it all better while making stuff. Speaking of that, I sure hope
> nobody tries the clouds, way too slow.
>
> "Gena Obukhov" <obu### [at] mailcom> wrote in message
> news:3E8AA556.D8430C16@mail.com...
> > Added three new buildings (without textures yet).
> > See the source in p.b.s.-f. More houses coming soon.
> > Feel free to modify/improve the scene and to add
> > your own objects.
>
>

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