we enjoyed the challenge of spatially layering in this scene....to hopefully make the viewer believe there is a 'sense of place' outside of this immediate space.
This said I would never eat near that stand of fish. My wife once almost had us have a motorcycle accident when we pulled behind a fish truck. Fish smell bad no matter how fresh, women hate the smell most.
I just asked the wife and she confirmed she won't eat near that fish stand.
Looks great Matthew, my only real comment would be in regards to the very flat looking food stands. The seafood in the foreground left looks flat, as do the flowers in the mid ground. Nice work otherwise.
Apart from earthquakes, smelly fish....and the fact that only flat fish is for sale...thank you for your comments. Who I feels retail images should be very expensive? They require a lot of "stuff" no ?
This is a beautiful image. I'm new to arch viz and I was wondering about the people. Especially the ones sitting on stools in the foreground. How is this accomplished?
I like very much the overall feeling of the image, lighting, colors, composition etc. I would love if it were not so perfect and clean, I mean, a market where everything's in place and full of everything? they don't sell? maybe in the foreground having an empty space of the loafs of bread and disordered. Stuff like that.
The illustration was done using vray with linear workflow. We set up a direct light for the sun with a few interior spot lights, and used standard irradiance map and light cache settings.
Quoting matthew bannister: thank you everyone. to answer a few questions.
The illustration was done using vray with linear workflow. We set up a direct light for the sun with a few interior spot lights, and used standard irradiance map and light cache settings.
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Ihab Kalache
said 10 July 2012 9:25 amThis said I would never eat near that stand of fish. My wife once almost had us have a motorcycle accident when we pulled behind a fish truck. Fish smell bad no matter how fresh, women hate the smell most.
I just asked the wife and she confirmed she won't eat near that fish stand.
Peter Drew
said 10 July 2012 1:48 pmmatthew bannister
said 10 July 2012 2:09 pm"ok gov, it's a fair cop. throw on the bracelets" cheers mb
Justin Hunt
said 10 July 2012 6:43 pmjhv
Jon Paul
said 10 July 2012 8:10 pmFrontop Long
said 10 July 2012 9:40 pm____________
architectural visualization
Amirali Barikani
said 11 July 2012 12:02 amI have critic truss through in glass can be a harmful when earthquakes occur.
matthew bannister
said 11 July 2012 8:47 pmJustin Hunt
said 11 July 2012 9:04 pmjhv
neil poppleton
said 13 July 2012 3:45 amLee Bano
said 13 July 2012 6:59 amSergio Merêces
said 13 July 2012 7:33 amVickiann Vachula
said 13 July 2012 7:40 amRamy Hanna
said 13 July 2012 7:44 amElias Garza
said 13 July 2012 9:05 amDo you guys at dbox photo shoot your own models accord to every project? I mean they are completely integrated with CG.
Best regards!!
Arturo Galindo
said 13 July 2012 9:07 ammatthew bannister
said 13 July 2012 11:40 amThe illustration was done using vray with linear workflow. We set up a direct light for the sun with a few interior spot lights, and used standard irradiance map and light cache settings.
The resolution is around 5000 pixels wide.
Lee Bano
said 13 July 2012 1:43 pmThanks for your reply!
Jamie Hopwood
said 19 August 2012 6:17 pmDo you guys green screen your people?
matthew bannister
said 19 August 2012 6:50 pmmister khawu
said 2 January 2013 5:25 ami was thinking the exact same thing. convincing render overall.