Backyard by Volki
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Hi this is my last project backyard,used 3dsmax, cebas final render and post production in photoshop.
Comments are welcome
Comments (20)
GRACHE
Nice Render
MONY_M
wo0o0o0o0w Very excellent........
chrispoole
Wonderful lighting, love the scene too, everything looks very naturally placed. A couple of crits, the windows look too clean, like dishwasher clean and the mat on the churns look to shiny and smooth. Excellent piece.
Oils_on_Display
.:great work:.
GRAUGHT
Love it!
Rutra
This looks excellent. Looks real, better than real.
3Dillusions
Most excellent :)
water Online Now!
Excellent !
abuyhia
Awesome work Volki, one of your awesome works ;) my comment for you awesome work too:)
kenwas
Excellent Image.
vikike176
Excellent models and scene. Brilliant job!
rl2000
luv it!!
Traligill
beautiful composition and image!!
yoyo_3d
wow it's beautiful
cshark
Love the texturing work, specifically the metals.
9841007
I love it awesome work!!!
boristen
Masterpiece of the kind!
bonestructure
Man, I've always loved Cebas. Wish i could afford it. As far as the windows looking too clean. Take it from me, I've been trying to make dirty window for a while now. It's a lot harder than it looks. I'd have liked to have seen a peeling paint texture on the window frame, but it's a very very nice render. The frame in the lower right hand corner, you really should have UV unwraooed it to get the grains running right.
Alaasayaf
this is not a render! this is a MASTERPIECE!! I LOVE IT! EXCELLENT JOB!!
maxxxmodelz
The materials are exceptional. Very good. My monitor shows the shadows a little too dark and spread out, even for outdoor lighting. Shadow radius is usually associated with one object's proximity to another. Some of those items are very close together, so I wouldn't expect the shadows to be quite as "thick" or wide in real life. No matter, it's a really great scene, congratulations! Great models by the way.