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Let me know what you think
Thx
Dave :)
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Here is the Image.....Doh.
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Really nice. I like it!
Could you please light up the woman in front ;-) ?
best wishes,
Robert
Dave B schrieb:
> Here is the Image.....Doh.
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> [Image]
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Dave B wrote:
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> Here is the Image.....Doh.
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I like this. Good concept.
I think you could increase the height of the waves to increase the
impact of the image. Just a thought.
Regards, Alberto.
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I have done a version with more turbulent water.
I think you lose too much detail from the reflections though.
What do you think.
Dave
"Alberto Mendoza" <jac### [at] usb ve> wrote in message
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> Dave B wrote:
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> I like this. Good concept.
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> I think you could increase the height of the waves to increase the
> impact of the image. Just a thought.
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> Regards, Alberto.
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In article <3adc929b@news.povray.org>, Dave B says...
> I have done a version with more turbulent water.
> I think you lose too much detail from the reflections though.
> What do you think.
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> Dave
IMO the nessy is not moving, so why is the woman so afraid??
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Regards, Sander
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There were two interpretations that i had. the first was that the lady is
being attacked by some sea monster. But then i thought that it looked like
the woman could *be* the sea monster. i mean, it's a sea monster with a
womans body as the top part. I like this second interpretation better :) It
would be nightmarish to me if a swimmign woman seemed to be approaching my
boat, then suddenly i'm destroyed by her giant serpent-like body.
in any case, i like the myst, mountains, and general feel to this picture.
good work.
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I am working on ripples and splashes from both the creatures and the woman,
I am just having problems getting anything that looks convicing.
Also read Ross Litscher's interpretation of the scene, it gives it a
different dimension.
Dave
"Sander" <san### [at] stolscom> wrote in message
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> In article <3adc929b@news.povray.org>, Dave B says...
> > I have done a version with more turbulent water.
> > I think you lose too much detail from the reflections though.
> > What do you think.
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> > Dave
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> IMO the nessy is not moving, so why is the woman so afraid??
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> --
> Regards, Sander
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Wow, I see what you mean, I had not even looked at it in this way. Thanks
for you comments.
Dave
"Ross Litscher" <lit### [at] osuedu> wrote in message
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> There were two interpretations that i had. the first was that the lady is
> being attacked by some sea monster. But then i thought that it looked
like
> the woman could *be* the sea monster. i mean, it's a sea monster with a
> womans body as the top part. I like this second interpretation better :)
It
> would be nightmarish to me if a swimmign woman seemed to be approaching my
> boat, then suddenly i'm destroyed by her giant serpent-like body.
>
> in any case, i like the myst, mountains, and general feel to this picture.
> good work.
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>
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I think the female needs more mystery. More attraction/repulsion. Right
now, especially with the haircut she looks like a perky flight attendant
or model in a hair-rinse ad.
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