Just feel it... by drzorn
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Erik0815Erik
real nice :-) are the wallshadows with light-textures or real?
drzorn
real :)
Math
WOw !! I realy like your work. I like specialy your building pictures because I'm an architecture student and I'm interest by this kind of work. your pictures have a kind of atmosphere I simply love! Is there any chance you share your settings? Like this I can hope to maybe arrive at 1% of your talent!! Very nice job!
drzorn
yes of couse! but there are not really special settings :) in this scene there is a paralell spot outside of the room with yellow light, the shadows are at 90% of "strangeness" and have a very dark blue color and hard shadow.... then there is a second sun out there with blue light. (hope you understand :) in front of the window(inside the room) are also 3 blue and yellow lights with soft shadow. and radiosity at 200% i think... thats it :) hope you understood... if you have a question, ask me :)
the_angry_monkey
Cool - I really like the lighting! Maybe you could do a closeup on the beer, showing the shadows curving around the glass - that would rock! :)
Realitybuilder
YEAH! Beer! hehe. Nice work
slingshot
very nice indeed. great lightning.
dandavis
Your work is quite impressive. Your mastery of light and shadows is enviable. That floor is SOOOO shiny. Nice work here! :)
drzorn
THX to all !!!! i do what i can :)
MounibS
I am an architect, it's really a real, good work
mrtom
i'm not a architect but isn't there usually "plinthe" between floor and wall? anyway with a little volumetric lightening from the window, real transparancy in your glass,less reflexivity from your marbled ground, and last but not least, a little bit of radisity in your "cooling stuff" (hope it's understandable) it'll be perfect