I worked on the fire and I am dealing with ideas for the background. Thought
about a logcabin but that seemed out of place. It is indian art so an adobe
building might work. Even a tepe but I am now leaning towards a patio scene
so I can keep the stars visiable. I would also put the flame on a torch
moving it out of the cup. Should light the scene better anyway. I have two
lights now, might add more.

Thoughts?

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Not sure what you did but the lighting seems vastly improved

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"Mike Williams" <mic### [at] quixnetnet> wrote in
news:3e2c2108@news.povray.org: 

> I worked on the fire and I am dealing with ideas for the background.
> Thought about a logcabin but that seemed out of place. It is indian
> art so an adobe building might work. Even a tepe but I am now leaning
> towards a patio scene so I can keep the stars visiable. I would also
> put the flame on a torch moving it out of the cup. Should light the
> scene better anyway. I have two lights now, might add more.
> 
> Thoughts?

With that much light in the foreground, the stars wouldn't be visible.  Of 
course, that doesn't mean it's not a cool effect.  <smile>

-- 
Rich Allen
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Didn't see the original, but I like this "improved" version. It's a very
nice image. I've often thought about trying to do a scene with fire, but I
never thought I'd get it to work right... Yours actually looks rather good -
as does the whole scene really. Nice one!

Andrew.

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