Hi all It's been a while since I posted here, but I've been keeping up to speed on the Vue galleries etc, been working mostly in Poser lately. However, this image, which I started very early in the AM today, requires more Vue feedback in terms of composition etc. As you can see, it's coming along nicely, I'm just building a 'seating area' to go in the centre of the street and pad it out a bit, as well as working on more figures to put into the scene, currently there's 8 Mill figures in the scene, though admittedly Vicki is lo-res version to keep some sense of stability to it all. Just wanted to know any ideas, comments etc thus far. Best wishes Jody

Pretty spiffy. Great looking people The tecture scale on the street and fore rail seams to large and perfect looking. Needs a store or vender but I don't know what the zoning laws are. Some ducks? Bird?

I agry with what notefinger said.The colors of the buildings seem a little bit too dominating to me.Maybe you should use a stone-texture and add a little bit of haze to the scene. What about some vehicles on the street ? rollmops :-)

doesnt look like a period u would see automobiles but perhaps a horse or something i like where u are going with this:)

That`s what I wanted to say ;-)

I would like to see the marble texture a bit smaller on the pavement foreground, and quite a bit smaller on the balustrade, (or perhaps a different marble on the balustrade, but I am not sure about that). I like the buildings just as they are. I think doves would look very nice if there are any 3d dove models to be had. If not, try Anton Kisiel's peacock. I use that all over everywhere.

3 penguin in derbies waddling down the promenade! The building look like they would be hot. Air conditioning units needed. I just love those people.

Wow this is real nice. Sharen

The buildings do look hot. But I like the concept. And as Caroluk said, the balustrade should be a different color, give you some contrast. Will look for the new update with additions, changes or no changes, it's you work. Keep it comin.