I forgot to mention it is low-res.

I like the beautiful grasses in the foreground - they look so natural. You could almost go for a swim in that water! Hope the green guy is friendly.

I like the way the vegetation glows golden in the sun light. One improvement to the composition would be to raise the plane so the mountain does not appear to touch the bottom. (common mistake in photographs - background tree seems to be growing out of the head of someone in the foreground)

Thank you for the help. Looked at the Greek postcard - amazing. Followed the links and downloaded tutorials. Also downloaded the PlantStudio. Seem to have struck gold with all this wonderful stuff!

Thank you. I've just tried again and found how to do it.

You need to see the graph over the last 20/30 years. You get ups and downs. It is actually a good time to make money on the stock market!

I really like the color of the model's skin. You need to do a bit of post-work on the right elbow and knee. Something about the hand - maybe a little too small, but I'm not sure, might be the posing of the fingers. Although the wall paper makes a nice contrast with the model's skin IMO its a bit not quite right. Good composition - warm intimate feel.

Thank you very much. Just upgraded to Vue2.1 and able to import .OBJ files, but as gebe says not Poser4 files. Maybe its the size? Have to get my Poser3 disc out to try.

I just tried to load a object file into VUE2.
Objects - Import objects - myfile.obj.
Then I get message Unable to read file.
The only file types allowed are vob, dxf and raw.

I can only get VUE2 to import dxf files but not obj files - so no textures. Looks like I'll only be able to use VUE2 for backgrounds and window views. Amazing program though.

Just tried your "destinctive" P4 male morphs - just what I need for some "character" parts in a noir style 3d comic I am working on. Looking at your lovely dresses, I guess noir style is probobly not your type of thing. So if you object I will not use them.

Thank you very much bloodsong. I have just tried what you suggested and it works! I have been trying to make a wall with a door in it. Its amazing how much work there is in something that seems quite simple. Its going to be part of a noir type comix.

Shes thinking about a math problem she got set for homework.

"aint what you play - its the way that you play it"

The standing figure's face is very erotic but the face of the kneeling figure does not quite work. The costume is superb. I'd prefer a bigger bust and more uplift. There is a real sensuality about the arms, very well done.