"Where is He" by Loopydee1

Poser • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jul 24, 2005

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My first proper scene, was trying to create lights through the blind effect but after 3 days this is all I can come up with lol. Any pointers, tips, comments are very welcome. Thanks for looking. Morphing Blinds - Mapps freebie. Morphing Curtains - 3dtrue freebie. Bedroom set (including bed) Daz3d freebie.

Comments (14)

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Axeye

4:17PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

I love your lighting and posing here! Beautiful image! Excellent work!

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ericfarris

4:21PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

Splendid atmosphere - Bravo!!!!!

mercedesk

5:08PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

This is a brilliant render with the blinds adding shadow to your model! Brilliant work!

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linkdink

5:20PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

Looking very good! Despite the low lighting and shadows, her skin looks very vibrant and alive.

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anitalee

6:10PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

Beautiful!!! The light is stunning

bramhambabe

6:47PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

i dont think you need any pointers this looks amazing as it is. excellent work on the shadows

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rixster

7:18PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

Great pose and lighting - Excellent effect - A+

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SandyJO

9:09PM | Sun, 24 July 2005

Great scene, your lighting is brilliant.

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Krid

12:35AM | Mon, 25 July 2005

great scene with excellent lightning

Fru.Valentin

1:50AM | Mon, 25 July 2005

This is great, I like the blinds having shadows on the model I think your lighs are excellent Hugs, DV

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mapps

10:34AM | Mon, 25 July 2005

You can also put the blind outside of the visable area for the effect and then put additional ones inside the view if it gets the effect more the way you want. You will also find that a narrow spot will gve the best results (which it looks like you have done). Very cool pics, I think you did a great job on the lighting and shadows.

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