In the Hallway by Kimberly.3D
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Description
I wanted to capture a person who is alone, looking at others, looking down somewhere maybe into a courtyard, or down onto a street. I wanted to capture the a wondering mind and a feeling of aloneness. Sometimes we all feel alone for one reason or another.
Nadia for V4 Daz3D
Shigai Hair Daz3D
High Waistline Skirt for V4 by Kobamax
Background downloaded somewhere for free...probably here at Renderosity
Comments (29)
Dreamful
Splendid image!!
sema_fox
Good plot.
delbeke
Great image and lighting! Excellent
AnAardvark
Excellent use of lighting. Good choice of clothing, and a good expression. I like the fact that the human figure is a relatively small part of the image.
netlion66
fantastic scene and great lighting! Excellent work!!
kalon
Beautiful lighting and a very expressive pose. I think you've caught what you were after.
lunaE
Love it. Great lady and the background is outstanding. Well done.
Denys234
Beautiful image came out really well!!
LudyMelltSekher
@>---Hello my dear friend, Precious and brilliant artwork, Impressive!! Congratulations with all my heart!! Every day your work is more beautiful!!! A million stars and roses deserves this artwork, **~@>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- ** Happy Tuesday, Hug and kiss in Your heart. (Thanks you very much for the nice comments,they are very estimated for my) Luminous Blessings Ludy@>--->---
flaviok
belissima obra, aplausos
Kartika
Superb!
Mint3D
Wonderful ! Love the cloister !
ashait
Awesome image..... Love, P
starlightpainter
Beautiful image.
drifterlee
Cool integration with the photo!
michele574
excellent my friend!!!!
Danceswithroos
What a wonderful piece of art. Love the quiet feel to it!
irakika
Very nice work, good pose, lighting and textures!
cole4965
Very beautiful image! I love the prespective and lighting!
Rutra
This is a great scene but I think the integration between the character and the background is not very good. I think this could be due to her shadow, which doesnt fit the light source (her shadow is as if the wall with arches didnt exist).
Acadia
I love the scene and perspective. I think you captured what you were going for, very well. The shadow was already mentioned by someone. One thing I would have liked is to have less empty forground and have the figure closer to the camera so that more of her face detail could be seen. Right now she is kind of lost in the large background.
woodant
I like the POV on this image and I think it works well without having the character close to the camera. I agree about the shadow also. Well done.
thelufias
Lovely...Thank you
Anniebel
Nice integration of the character in the scene. I like how it is almost empty, gives it more feeling I think. The problem with the shadow is the only negative, I think it is too dark as opposed to the shadow of the arches.
romanceworks
You captured the mood and emotions perfectly. Superb with the grey tones. This is gorgeous. CC
pjz99
One trick you can do to try to fix the shadow: - Light the figure with an Infinite light at the same angle as the sunlight in your background image, and probably a fill light from the wall angle - Put in some kind of prop with a hole in it, in the same shape as the arched opening in the wall; many methods for making such a thing are discussed here
Varnayrah
The wall itself looks very good, and the lights work well. Great play wirth the shadows, although the right shadow of the lady indeed seems a bit too hard. But what you tried to capture comes out very well.
KarenJ
Yes, you're going to have a very hard time matching Poser's shadows to a photo like this where you have a complicated lighting setup. (LOL. Did I just say that? Like the architect was going to say, ooh, I will put this arch here, it will make a complicated lighting setup. ha. Anyway.) A quick and easy cheat would be to nearly-erase the parts of her shadow that fall outside of the brightly-lit windows, and slightly fade the part that does fall across it. I would also fade the shadow that falls behind her. Another alternative would be to place her further back, in front of the doorway. It would be easier to match her in there. You've picked a great subject matter here but you've also given yourself a real challenge ;-)
DapperMan
You'd think that someone dressed like that would have more attention that she could handle. :) I like the idea, the mood, and the placement of the figure, but agree with the statements about the shadows.