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Old July 15th, 2008   #1 (permalink)
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Been experimenting a little with vray and photoshop. Please excuse the lens flares.....

I wanted it to look like a photo, taken out the window of a moving car at dusk.

I have time to spend on this so comments much appreciated.
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That's pretty cool looking.
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I like the chiaroscuro style. It also looks like you added Diffuse glow w/ grain to give it a film-like quality.

Business or pleasure?
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Kind of both. We're looking to do other stuff than just architectural rendering so we need more diverse stuff in the book. We're going to green screen a motorcycle and put that in. Thats the next phase. Needs to be a cool shot first.
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Ah...pleasurable business. A nice line of work to be in.

I think you are off to a strong start. The piece has a nice mood, texture, composition and even implied movement.

Please show more when you get the Organ Donor comped in!
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Will do. We have the photo shoot tomorrow. So far this image has only taken around 3 hours. Really lo-oking forward to what the re-toucher does with the photography and image.
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....in the meantime heres another motorbike shot (ducati)
the bmw in thailand image is in the mill, it'll be done soon.
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I wanted it to look like a photo, taken out the window of a moving car at dusk.
You must be British.
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I not sure I know what gave me away Ernest. I am indeed British, English to be even more precise......
I think I wanted the image to look like a photo that would invoke a memory. Those kinds of photos are invariable badly taken.
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