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Alberto.
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Attachments:
Download 'room.jpg' (74 KB)
Preview of image 'room.jpg'
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Very nice. Can you tell us a little more about the image and its making? My
only comment to you would be to make it a little dirtier, add a little more
variety to the coloring of the bricks, and toss in some focal blur for ol'
times' sake. :)
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An interesting study. A sense of mood. Ennui perhaps. Is the lamp exactly in
the centre, are the chairs exactly at 45 degrees? The black dasher looked
like a shadow to me btw, took awhile to resolve what it was. Only when I
meticulously traced the lamp cord with my eye did I get it.
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
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> only comment to you would be to make it a little dirtier, add a little more
> variety to the coloring of the bricks
I just a made a tileable brick wall height field. Brief explanation:
http://www.pp.htv.fi/kkivisal/brick.htm
The translucent lamp shade looks good. It doesn't look just double illuminate
was used here.
_____________
Kari Kivisalo
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Those chairs could never support me :-) and their seats seem to high up but
I think that's because of the table and backs of the chairs being low.
Nice lighting.
Bob H.
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Wow! You're good.
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The kindly Rev. overheard Alberto <jac### [at] usb ve> saying on 22 Jul 2001:
> Attachment saved: D:\Application Data\Xnews\Attachments\room.jpg
Great. I like the harsh shadows. They certainly do give the
impression that the lamp in the scene is the only light on in the room.
The only thing I wonder about is, wouldn't the lampshade be a secondary
source of light in the real world (along with all the objects in the
room to a lesser extent)? I think the shadows might consequently be
just a smidgen too sharp.
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Rev. Bob "Bob" Crispen
crispen at hiwaay dot net
"And I observe, when any Yahoo comes from London out of Curiosity [to]
visit me at mine own House, we neither of us are able to deliver our
Conceptions in a Manner intelligible to the other." - Jonathan Swift
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In article <3b5b22ba@news.povray.org>, Tony[B] says...
> Wow! You're good.
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I don't understand this: is the image by Alberto or by Kari? Or are they
the same person??
IMO the image is a little stiff, although it generally looks very good.
I agree with Tony! Make it a little more real... :))
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Regards, Sander
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This has a lovely cool atmosphere to it. It feels more
like a patio on a summer evening after the sun has gone
down. The pic on the wall is good too.
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Cheers
Steve email mailto:ste### [at] zeroppsuklinuxnet
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"Tony[B]" wrote:
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> Very nice. Can you tell us a little more about the image and its making? My
> only comment to you would be to make it a little dirtier, add a little more
> variety to the coloring of the bricks, and toss in some focal blur for ol'
> times' sake. :)
Some time ago I made a brick wall macro and this scene was motivated by
it's use. I thought that the scene was in it's final state but I'll try
some of your suggestions.
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