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Poser • Seasonal/Holiday • posted on May 13, 2008

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hey guys another follow up to my last couple of posts, after a nice summers day in town she's off home for a soothing bath. ;) This image is more of a showcase for stonemasons scene rather than anything else. Also I have just treated myself to Poser pro so I have tried to up the render settings a little to see how it was handled. I think it looks ok and did seem to be a little quicker than poser 7. I might try full settings and see what happens :D I did a little level adjust in photoshop CS3 Thanks for viewing

Comments (16)

gizmee

3:43PM | Tue, 13 May 2008

Excellent scene and render!!

FACEART

3:59PM | Tue, 13 May 2008

Beautiful work!

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DarkStormCrow

5:31PM | Tue, 13 May 2008

Nice character and setting, well done..

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Igolochka

5:36PM | Tue, 13 May 2008

Wow, superb scene, like it a lot! Wonderful girl, I like her pose and color of bikini:) Excellent lightning:)

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Margenal

5:56PM | Tue, 13 May 2008

Hmmmmm, considering the quality of Stonemason's ressources i perfectly understand your choice, and honnestly, it's not dramatic ;) The picture itself is really excellent, perfect render, well setted lights, very interresting perspective (i'm fan!)... but when i have a look on the character, well it's a bit different. I admit, there's nothing harder than dealing with a moving posture in a static picture, especially in a specific situation as stairs. When i see her feet i have more the impression she will fall than anything else, imagine yourself in high heels in this posture ;) About framing, well tell me if you wanted it or not, but personally, "cutting" her foot, even if it's only her shoe, was'nt a good idea. So was it intentionnal, or is it your render or a framing error i don't know; i have'nt a full science about pictures, but personally, letting some space between the character and the picture limit is really better no? :s However, it does'nt make your picture "bad", not at all, but it was the kind od tickling detail i had to make u notice...

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