Egyptian Queen by WhispersSoft

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Feb 12, 2006

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This is my first attempt at daz, so please be kind but teach me too :P

Comments (10)

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Angelwave

9:22PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

beautiful background but maybe you should put your character more into the center of pictureor try another angle with your camera, more down to her eyes level, hopethat will help

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Nuria

4:24AM | Mon, 13 February 2006

Beautiful image.

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CarolSassy

6:33AM | Mon, 13 February 2006

I'm looking forward to seeing your progress with Daz. This one is lovely! I like the backdrop, and the gal is really pretty. I like the perspective on this just fine! V (:

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Gor111

7:53AM | Mon, 13 February 2006

Oh what a beautiful created indoor work! Lovely how you have posed and placed your beauty onto this dark looking floor! Excellent silent atmosphere! Bravo!!! ***

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shvrkidd

4:16PM | Mon, 13 February 2006

Which version of Daz are you using?? I use 1.0.0 And I have some of the plug-ins for it.. This is an excellent start. My first Daz render needs some help.. Like everyone else I have some weak points. Well more than some. Once again you are off to an excellent start with Daz..

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YourFantasyDream

7:34PM | Mon, 13 February 2006

Excellent first attempt at Daz...With some tweaks w/ lightning and the V3's positioning so she doesnt look like shes sinking in the floor, you will have a great image...As we all had to learn I'm sure your future images well be great!!

falleneagletear

10:57PM | Mon, 13 February 2006

Excellent first attempt, I see a beautiful creature that is sinking into the darkness that surrouns her. Just my observation. U know more about Daz than I ever will.Love it & Love U keep up the great work cant wait to see more.

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billmiles

6:19AM | Wed, 15 February 2006

well done, the hard part is setting and positioning objects on the curved floor, when you add candle lights and braziers etc it takes a lot of fiddling to get them to hang right. I exported to bryce 5.5 and created a flat slab to go on as a roof so that I could position the lighting as i wanted enjoy Daz its a really good program BM.

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