Dawn (the Day of the Storm) by chasfh
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Description
This image represents the last "normal" day of Lyssa's life in my little ongoing tale. The buildings are made by myself, with the help of a building construction kit that I have developed. Wouldn't mind some comments both on the image itself and specifically on the buildings...
Comments (13)
Larion
Nice work!
Fidelity2
It is really cool. 5+!
9002434
Very interesting job. Bravo!!
JSGraphics
Outstanding render! Very Well Done! I like it!
Half-Baked Online Now!
Nice work with excellently moody lighting!
ragouc
Very good POV and pose.
Seaview123
I really like your buildings. Since you built them yourself, and you've put this together in Daz|Studio, I'm impressed. I haven't seen a lot of modeling done in D|S, I didn't think it had that ability. Your buildings are mostly glass, and since their see-through, it's hard to make a convincing looking scene. I would have expected to see furniture and objects inside. While it looks very sharp, the scene would have been more convincing if you'd used a brick texture for the walls and minimized the see-thru parts. But its still a very cool scene, and any criticism I give is meant to be constructive. Please keep those images coming!
Soobe
I agree with Seaview123 on the buildings, but I love the lighting
kasalin
Awesome scene, composition and your colours are wonderful too :o) !!! 5* Hugs Karin:)
lyron
Great scene!!!
Magick_Lady
this looks fantastic :))))))))))))
Darkwish
Your pic is really nice! Great! 5
Tholian
The lighting, character and overall scene are superb and the mood goes well with your storyline. Just my "two-cents." The perspectives on the buildings in the background are a bit "disconcerting" as the sharp cutoff at image-eye-level is very distracting to my eye. It's just something that I would try to avoid in a composition. I must admit that I hadn't considered DAZ for modeling as it's feature set seemed a bit primitive to accomplish much of anything in that respect. A tip of the hat to ya for that accomplishment.