First time I've had to reduce a render to meet the upload limits - while this is 2000 pixels high, it was actually rendered at 3000 pixels high, but proved impossible to shrink below about 1.4M without going to really low quality. The reason? I used the Poser marble procedural shader. This will never pixelate, so the bigger the image, the more detail there is in the marble. If anybody does want to seee the full image, I'll gladly e-mail it to them, but they'll need to be ready for a 2M attachment if they want decent quality JPEG, or even more in a lossless format. The image itself is just an abstract posed figure to get an ida of what the character and clothing looked like rendered large. I'm pretty pleased with how both came out. The character is manihoni's "Anny" - a nice balance between realism and a stylized manga character. There's a heap of credits for this one, which I'll just list in the appropriate section I think everything except A4 and possibly her facial expression (from a set by A_ sold on RuntimeDNA?) is on Renderosity. The reason for the image title should be self-explanatory even if there turned out to be a little less green to the image than I'd have liked. This *might* be a work in progress - I think it might prove interesting with a mirror material applied to the pillars rather than marble. However, it remains to be seen whether all those reflections would stay under the Firefly engine's limit of 12.