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> question: will the image get a more realistic or more comic touch?
> for me it looked like second one.
A stylistic touch, hence the CSG Rose, but overall a realistic scene. Maybe
something like a sculpture or something would best define what I'm after:
something artful, yet photorealistic in its own sense.
Regards,
Tim
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> Make the pilars a slight pink colour! and post process to get rid of the
> slight grey quality of the image
> I to feel it's worth thinking about raising the camera.
I've modified the sky now, it's colored properly for a sunset, as is the
sunlight itself. Along with some colored radiosity and, due to the colored
light, more spectactular cloud-colors, I've removed most of the "grey
quality". I've noticed that as well, and a sunset really helps.
As for raising the camera, I've lowered the focus somewhat to obtain a less
upward-looking feeling, and I'm rather pleased with it. I still want to have
a tendency towards the sky though, so I think that part of the composition
is done. I'll post the latest tomorrow or the day after. Thanks for the
suggestions though, Mick!
Regards,
Tim
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> I really like where this is going. I'd be delighted if MY partner
> presented me with something like that. :-)
Hm, didn't we have that discussion already? ;-)
> The sky is nice. The pillars are good too - interesting without being
> attention-stealing. And of course, the rose. I do like that slightly
> dark red colour. (Oddly, the stem looks like a giant jelly bean - must
> be the angle or something, becuase it didn't before. LOL!)
In the latest version, which I really like so far, I've raised the
ambient-value for the rose's textures, so that it'll glow a little with
radiosity. Point with the new sunset was the backlighting, I needed to get
the details back and wanted to highlight the rose somewhat, and I've found
that raising the ambient-value (for this scene at least) also provided
somewhat more contrast.
As for jelly beans, I think Freud would say that you're actually seeing
jelly beans because you want them, right here, right now! Go get some! :-)
> Keep up the good work - and let us all know if she actually LIKES it. ;-)
Thanks, I will.
Regards,
Tim
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Tim Nikias v2.0 wrote:
> Thanks, and after fiddling with it, I tend to agree on the camera angle. For
> now, I've just added a texture to the floor, I'm as of yet unsure if I'll
> add more detail to it, or leave it as it is.
>
How about adding a compass rose
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&q=%22compass+rose%22+&btnG=Search
to the floor?
They make nice marble floors, and it makes for a good pun.
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