Feast or famine by kenwas

Vue • Realism • posted on Oct 26, 2008

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Vue 6 Infinite

Comments (60)

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DOM1

1:26PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Nice idea and appropriate title.

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FrankT

1:33PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

wow, that is seriously good work on the materials and atmosphere

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faroutsider

1:38PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Superb work!

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Miska7

1:45PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Very nice scene. Great lighting and vegetation! Well done!

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kimariehere

2:44PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

what a fabulous southwest scene looks like it is right off route 66 !!! love the texture with its peeling paint on the shack!!! we have oil pumps like that near my house !! great compo and brilliant work as always ken!!!

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gillbrooks

3:18PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Excellent work !

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Burpee

4:10PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Ain't that the truth? Times like this are coming around again. Excellent. Tell us what atmosphere you use next time. I like the realistic look of it.

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jmherve

4:35PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Perfecr realisation for a distress concept!

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bigbraader

5:58PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Excellent render, wonderful mood.

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jtt

6:12PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Wonderful realism.

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dlk30341

6:14PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Well done :)

GunnerMan

6:51PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Spectacular image. I love how crisp and clear it is yet you get that feel of heat and absolute desolation.

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Richardphotos

8:50PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

that Ford needs to be rescued. the mood you created is outstanding

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kjer_99

9:39PM | Sun, 26 October 2008

Very realistic looking and evocative render. One small negative note: something about the rocks in the fore- and mid-grounds tend to distract my attention. They seem a bit too lined up or too much the same size or something that doesn't seem like what one would see in real nature. Still, a wonderfully conceived and wrought picture.

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