Awesome outcome. Everything looks great.
There's something about the location of the light source that bothers me
though, as in the shadow of the water pipe. Where would the imagined "lamp"
be placed? But maybe that's because i often have very lit up when i visit
similar locations irl, and anyway, it's a final and it looks really good.

How on earth did you make that red shine around the drop with the heart? Is
it the focal blur? Or is it post processed?

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"Tim Nikias" <JUSTTHELOWERCASE:timISNOTnikias(at)gmx.netWARE> wrote:
> So, here it is.

Tim, that's just phenomenal.  I can't add any useful comment; it's just
phenomenal.....

Dave Matthews

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> Tim, that's just phenomenal.  I can't add any useful comment; it's just
> phenomenal.....

Thank you very much! :-)

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> There's something about the location of the light source that bothers me
> though, as in the shadow of the water pipe. Where would the imagined
"lamp"
> be placed? But maybe that's because i often have very lit up when i visit
> similar locations irl, and anyway, it's a final and it looks really good.

It's slightly to the left and behind the sink. In our bathroom we have a
light to the left and right with a small arm. The placement is a little off
though, to place the shadow somewhere interesting and to light the scene
properly. So no, it's not a 100% proper lighting placement. :-)

> How on earth did you make that red shine around the drop with the heart?
Is
> it the focal blur? Or is it post processed?

A sphere with emitting media using a spherical density statement. It's set
to a very low value, to just give a subtle glow. It's easy to overdo things,
subtle things are much more difficult because after sometime with the image
you're too used to it to tell that it might be a tad *too* subtle.

Regards,
Tim

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"Tim Nikias" rapped out da worrdz:
> A sphere with emitting media using a spherical density statement. It's set
> to a very low value, to just give a subtle glow. It's easy to overdo things,
> subtle things are much more difficult because after sometime with the image
> you're too used to it to tell that it might be a tad *too* subtle.

I see what you mena, but you did it very nice. I obviously have a lot to
learn.
Now, does this mean we can expect further advancement on the Chasm frontier?
;)

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> Now, does this mean we can expect further advancement on the Chasm
frontier?
> ;)

I truly hope so! I'm pretty tied up with a project at my university, and the
troubles I've expressed with this picture aren't resolved yet. I often find
myself too tired or too uninterested to hack away at the rigging and begin
modelling the set. But I've been thinking about it again and hope to have a
spark start a fire. :-)

Regards,
Tim

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"Tim Nikias" <JUSTTHELOWERCASE:timISNOTnikias(at)gmx.netWARE> wrote in 
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>> Now, does this mean we can expect further advancement on the Chasm
> frontier?
>> ;)
>
> I truly hope so! I'm pretty tied up with a project at my university, and 
> the
> troubles I've expressed with this picture aren't resolved yet. I often 
> find
> myself too tired or too uninterested to hack away at the rigging and begin
> modelling the set.

But I've been thinking about it again and hope to have a
> spark start a fire. :-)

 Yes Tim, I'm waiting for the 'Fire of LOVE' image! Your depiction of this 
will, I'm sure, be as good as anything else you've rendered...

   If not, better.   :o)

   She's there, just waiting...


   ~Steve~




>
> Regards,
> Tim
>
> -- 
> aka "Tim Nikias v2.0"
> Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
>
>

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>  Yes Tim, I'm waiting for the 'Fire of LOVE' image! Your depiction of this
> will, I'm sure, be as good as anything else you've rendered...
>
>    If not, better.   :o)
>
>    She's there, just waiting...

Thank you for your kind words. Always nice to have a pat on the back. :-)

Regards,
Tim

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Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>

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This is so great! Wonderful job. The water is fantastic and the message is
clear (no, that's not a pun). I checked out your webpage too, great stuff!

Janet
http://parrotdolphin.deviantart.com

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> This is so great! Wonderful job. The water is fantastic and the message is
> clear (no, that's not a pun).

Thanks. I'm glad so many people like it. Quite some effort was put into this
one, and it looks like it pays off. :-)

> I checked out your webpage too, great stuff!

Thanks again. Always a pleasure to have visitors there. ;-)

Regards,
Tim

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Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>

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