Lost in Sunset by bigbrain28

Poser • Realism • posted on Oct 24, 2005

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Description

A re-working of a previous pose, now with hair! Original was rendered to 1920x1200 for my new 24" Lcd -WEEE! Other than a little blur and color adjust this image has no postwork.

Comments (14)

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dricci

9:55PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Awesome portrait, love the expression!!! ;) dave

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webdancer

10:02PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Simply amazing!

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rixster

10:27PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Excellent texture and lighting!!!

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alan42

10:42PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

fantastic! She needs the tweezers out on her eyebrows, but that's one realistic looking face:) PS: great thumbnail too btw

UweMattern

11:15PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Yeah, this is realism, especial her look strikes. Love the DOF. ~Uwe

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restif

11:35PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Very lovely. You brought her out wonderfully!

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anitalee

11:57PM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Beautiful

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Einzie1

12:27AM | Tue, 25 October 2005

Sweet render!!

Eurion

1:00AM | Tue, 25 October 2005

Wonderful portrait! Stunning detailed.

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Danceswithroos

5:17AM | Tue, 25 October 2005

Sensational portrait. Brilliant!

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Parthius

6:51AM | Tue, 25 October 2005

Excellent work!!

bramhambabe

7:26AM | Tue, 25 October 2005

Very realistic looking and i love her eyes!!!! Hugs Trish xxxx

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face_off

4:57PM | Tue, 25 October 2005

This is awesome. Must have taken ages to render. For close-up like this, I usually turn the fresnel down a bit - the default of 3 is too high for images like this - 2 or 2.5 works better, and gets rid on the visible scaliness around areas like her chin.

bigbrain28

6:34PM | Tue, 25 October 2005

Face_off, thanks for the comment, couldn't have done it with out you. I'm not sure on the time to render, but I estimate around an hour or so? I left it and went to bed, but other renders at this scale were taking about that long. The fresnel is at 2 on this, which you recommended on my last version... Could ther be anothe setting causing the scales? Perhaps Brynn needs zero setting?