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BIO:Native of Milwaukee, WI, moved to Redding, CA in 1999 - best move I ever made. I feel right at home in redneck, roughneck, right wing nutcase heaven at the feet of the mountains.
I drive a city bus and cruelly abuse my long suffering passengers these days, a retirement job - used to work in the mining industry in a number of positions. Interests: 3d work (obviously), photography, watercolors, charcoal, astronomy, linguistics.
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Comments (16)
jocko500
wow this is super looking
oiram
great work...top
jtm_11
Excellent!
vikike176
Excellent render! Bravo!
Lashia
Very interesting composition!
croxie
This is a stunning render. I actually thought it was a photo at first.
kenmo
Stunning image....
vulcanccit
I love it!!!
chrispoole
Umm something fishy about this LoL. superb quality render.
Shari123
Amazing work! Such total realism. Bravo!!
FrenchKiss
Very well done!!!
Arbelain
Iron and blood. Contundent. Excellsius!
ACS-001
Man this is some creepy shit. Nice job.
Laerrus
Really superb work. Excellent.
bludwarf
Two little things. Well, three, if you count "HOW COULD YOU DO THIS?". 1) The clamp screws are way too shiny, 2) The difference in lens-to-subject distance between the two clamp screws isn't enough that the screw on the right should be that blurred. But like you said, non-critical, and I do see that it would have been pretty tricky to get the screw sharp but the background fish blurred. Had I seen this anywhere else, I might have thought the fish fake (i.e., rubber or plastic fake - not CG), but I wouldn't have questioned the other objects.
IO4
Poor fish - great render!! I don't use Vue so I'm not sure how you used it with CS2 for the depth of field but it looks perfect to me. Wonderful image.