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Yep. I can see the image at the
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.images/32269/ perfectly. My reader is
acting weird...
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Good idea, it should be pretty easy to at least bend them a bit...
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"Andrew Wilcox" <awi### [at] unpuzzled com> wrote in message
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> There's only one thing that bothers me about this picture. It's been
bothering me since you first put them in, but I couldn't put
> my finger on why. It's the little white flowers. I finally figured out, it's
because they're flat, like a quarter. It makes me
> feel like they are little flower shaped golf tees stuck into the ground,
rather than flowers growning out of it. I know this is a
> little nit picky thing, but the little flowers distract me.
>
> Now, I think the flowers should be there, but I think they need a little bit
of a cup, and maybe a little petal rotation, like an
> airplane propeler. Anything so I don't see discs on sticks. Other than that,
the image is GREAT!
>
> Andrew Wilcox
>
>
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Andrew Wilcox wrote:
> Now, I think the flowers should be there, but I think they need a
> little bit of a cup, and maybe a little petal rotation, like an
> airplane propeler. Anything so I don't see discs on sticks. Other
> than that, the image is GREAT!
Damn - was just about to post the exact same thing!
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"Tek" <tek### [at] evilsuperbrain com> wrote in news:3f00a1b2@news.povray.org:
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> All other comments, criticisms, and suggestions are welcome as always.
>
Well, I have followed the evolution of this work since the first version.
Never gave a comment. Now, I'll change that:
Perfect!
You're an artist. Your "Marvellous Julia" bring peace of mind. It's a
wonderfull place to be. Calm and relax. To me it's perfect.
Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Ciao!
Mart
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"Tek" <tek### [at] evilsuperbrain com> wrote in news:3f00a1b2@news.povray.org:
> welcome then I'll pick my favourite :) My own suggestion is "a holiday
> with Julia".
>
>
I think you do not need any suggestions. That title is perfect. I love
this image.
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I enjoyed following the evolution of this beautiful picture!
What about giving the clouds a less "brute" white and making
them a tiny little more transparent?
Sputnik
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1. I would have put a school of small fish rather than a few big fish; it's
uncommon to see big fish near the surface.
2. When I was up in Vermont this weekend, I spent a lot of time staring at
grassy
hills and thinking about Grassy Julia... grass grows straight up, regardless
of
the angle of the slope; however, I wouldn't change it... the subtle weird
grass is
part of the 'fantastic' element of the scene. (Here's hoping analyzing that
doesn't spoil it for anyone! ;))
3. I liked the distant background 'mainland' ...
4. I would call it 'Julia's Isle' or 'Julia's Escape' ...
and, finally, 5. Great image! Love it in all its incarnations! (some more
than
others, but, I think, this one the most!)
--Chris
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Superb !
I like the fishes, they are discrete and it leaves some details to be
discovered.
JC
Tek wrote:
> I think I've done just about as much as I can on this image. Plus the new stills
> topic should be announced tomorrow, so I want to finish this and move on.
>
>
> I thought I'd do a quick review of some of the good ideas that weren't used:
>
> - People/robots, deckchair, boats and any other man-made presence - the idea
> with these things was that this is a nice place to chill out and relax, so to
> show this someone should be in the scene doing just that, or implied by the
> presence of objects associated with that (an empty deck chair, boat, etc.). Now
> the image is at this stage I feel the objects and scene serve a more immediate
> purpose, it is not a nice place to -be-, it's a nice place to -see-! I don't
> want any human occupation in the scene because you are the human who comes here
> to enjoy it. If I put someone in the picture it will only make the viewer
> jealous! Well, that's pretentious but I think it works better like this.
>
> - 3D media clouds - I've stayed with the 2D clouds because I like their ethereal
> apearance and media clouds rarely look as soft as this, plus the render time
> would become much worse with media.
>
> - The empty right side of the image, too much sky etc. - Obviously these things
> are a matter of opinion and I know some people like the way this shot is laid
> out and others prefer the earlier versions. I could go into lengthy details bout
> why I think it works like this, but I don't see much point, you will either like
> it or not and frankly I'd be very worried if everyone agreed about this! So I'll
> just say this layout feels right to me, every tweak I made in this direction
> improved the feeling I got from it, and every time I tried something else it got
> worse.
>
>
> Just a couple of specific questions:
> - What do you think of the fish, does the water surface distort them too much or
> do they look right?
> - What should I call this picture? "grassy julia" was just a description of what
> I first created, but then maybe I should keep that title since that's what
> people here know it as. All suggestions welcome then I'll pick my favourite :)
> My own suggestion is "a holiday with Julia".
>
> All other comments, criticisms, and suggestions are welcome as always.
>
>
> Oh, and finally, in case I forget to say this later: Many thanks to everyone who
> left comments on the earlier wips, you've helped to create one of my best images
> ever.
>
> Cheers,
> --
> Tek
> http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
>
>
>
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Hi!
Great Image! This will replace Gilles Trans "Family" Image as my
background (it has a nice summer feeling and "Family" makes me a little
claustrophobic now)
Tek wrote:
> My own suggestion is "a holiday with Julia".
I like that one.
Florian
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The image looks great, especialy the flock of birds in the distance, it
seems to have some motion in it, like it should have.
two points of critiscism:
- The flowers need some work, since they will be annoyingly simple when
rendered at Zazzle resolution.
- i didn't recognise the fish due to the refraction of the water, maybe you
should use smaller fish.
The title is very good, it suits the image.
JWV
"Tek" <tek### [at] evilsuperbrain com> wrote in message
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> I think I've done just about as much as I can on this image. Plus the new
stills
> topic should be announced tomorrow, so I want to finish this and move on.
>
>
> I thought I'd do a quick review of some of the good ideas that weren't
used:
>
> - People/robots, deckchair, boats and any other man-made presence - the
idea
> with these things was that this is a nice place to chill out and relax, so
to
> show this someone should be in the scene doing just that, or implied by
the
> presence of objects associated with that (an empty deck chair, boat,
etc.). Now
> the image is at this stage I feel the objects and scene serve a more
immediate
> purpose, it is not a nice place to -be-, it's a nice place to -see-! I
don't
> want any human occupation in the scene because you are the human who comes
here
> to enjoy it. If I put someone in the picture it will only make the viewer
> jealous! Well, that's pretentious but I think it works better like this.
>
> - 3D media clouds - I've stayed with the 2D clouds because I like their
ethereal
> apearance and media clouds rarely look as soft as this, plus the render
time
> would become much worse with media.
>
> - The empty right side of the image, too much sky etc. - Obviously these
things
> are a matter of opinion and I know some people like the way this shot is
laid
> out and others prefer the earlier versions. I could go into lengthy
details bout
> why I think it works like this, but I don't see much point, you will
either like
> it or not and frankly I'd be very worried if everyone agreed about this!
So I'll
> just say this layout feels right to me, every tweak I made in this
direction
> improved the feeling I got from it, and every time I tried something else
it got
> worse.
>
>
> Just a couple of specific questions:
> - What do you think of the fish, does the water surface distort them too
much or
> do they look right?
> - What should I call this picture? "grassy julia" was just a description
of what
> I first created, but then maybe I should keep that title since that's what
> people here know it as. All suggestions welcome then I'll pick my
favourite :)
> My own suggestion is "a holiday with Julia".
>
> All other comments, criticisms, and suggestions are welcome as always.
>
>
> Oh, and finally, in case I forget to say this later: Many thanks to
everyone who
> left comments on the earlier wips, you've helped to create one of my best
images
> ever.
>
> Cheers,
> --
> Tek
> http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
>
>
>
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