In Bruges by MrBrightside
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Description
Scene from buges.
Comments (9)
BenTheArtist
Excellent realism!
AlphaWolf007
Looks great!
dengo
gr8 work go on 5+++++
Rainastorm
Very lovely scene at that...nice image! :-)
psyoshida
Lovely! Very nice composition.
ada010100
nice RENDER
bonestructure
An excellent piece, but... A little too green tinged for me. I'm not a fan of green. But that's just personal taste, not a real criticism. On the other hand, I would expect houses and buildings fronting directly ion the river to have much dirtier textures. You've tried to add some dirt, but it's not really the right kind of dirt. Water stains and some mold and moss would extend at least 3 or 4 feet up the walls from the water, and some of the walls would have some cracks, due to natural settling due to the softer soil next to the river. The reason the walls would be dirtier is #1, simply due to age, and #2 because the higher moisture content in the air causes dirt and such to stain the walls more readily. Please don't take this as too harsh a criticism. I don't bother to make suggestions unless I see an image which both impresses me and show genuine potential. Also, on the third building from the left side og the picture, I'd like to see a slightly different texture on the roof to differentiate it from the neighboring building. The way it is, it just blends in too much.
MrBrightside
Well thanks ..i understanded ur points and they are logigal..about the way the near buldings are less dirty and the roof texturing i tried to make it similar to the original scene ..but i'll will keep r points in mind.. am convinced thanks.:D
gmvgmvgmv
Another fine render; love the vines growing along the wall; adds a very realistic touch to an already credible image.