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University Building, Singapore - NIGHT
University Building, Singapore - NIGHT
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Stephen Thomas
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Glo / RMJM
8 February 2012 10:41 am
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These renders were done during the design development stage. The design has moved on somewhat now, but I like the simplicity of these early renders. Creating the foreground elements for the day and night versions was a lot of fun!
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Howard Lake
said 8 February 2012 7:56 pm
I like the night version because it shows some interesting lighting from the interior. My only suggestion is that the image could have more contrast and much darker to come close to a night. That may help to pop the building even more. As you darken the image, the people will blend in better cause right now look like they have daylight on them.
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I like the night version because it shows some interesting lighting from the interior.
My only suggestion is that the image could have more contrast and much darker to come close to a night. That may help to pop the building even more.
As you darken the image, the people will blend in better cause right now look like they have daylight on them.
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Howard Lake
said 8 February 2012 7:56 pmMy only suggestion is that the image could have more contrast and much darker to come close to a night. That may help to pop the building even more.
As you darken the image, the people will blend in better cause right now look like they have daylight on them.