A Rainy Day at the Blue Moon Diner The hardest, most complex scene I've tried to date. Everybody always told me I needed to take my inages to the next level. I took this to the furthest level my computer would allow. 23 lights 1,546 objects 3,660,816 faces Default scanline renderer. 25 Hours render time I love diners. I grew up with diners and in diners. The first restaurant I ever ate at was a diner, the only restaurant in a small town that, to this day, struggled to get a population of over 700 people. My parents ate at the table, but I always sat at the counter. The diner subculture is one of the last pieces of true Americana that remains after small towns have been strip-malled to death and large cities overrun with Starbucks. Since diners became a part of the American landscape more than 100 years ago, the culture has been affected in many ways. The influence of diners has touched almost every aspect of life including cooking, dining out, popular culture, design, fashion and more. Diners are where your life happens, and where you listen to the juicy details of others' lives. Sometimes diners are more than a location and a meal