Northern Lights V {August} -Revised- by Steeleyes101

Poser • Story/Sequential • posted on Nov 15, 2009

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Northern Lights V {August} -Revised- The young one arrives. Her sampan docks, she steps ashore ribbons waving, signaling the others of her arrival. She's the daughter of a daughter of a daughter..... one of the babies, for the past she is the future. Neither careless nor impetuous, meticulous in nature steadfast in resolve, the sum total of all their knowledge and skills. Yet the spirits of the old ones are ill at ease. Orange is young for young and full of daring, but very unsteady for the first go around. She is August the young one. ~Bold as love~ Jimi Hendrix Emerald Dragon Rumiko for V3 ~yreSpiryt~ Freebee For some reason when I added the background props I lost that beautiful lighting on the ribbons. I tried to compensate by adding a few more lights but just couldnÃ??Ã?Â¢??t achieve the same effect. Thanks for viewing

Comments (31)

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Angelwave

7:24PM | Sun, 15 November 2009

ok elliot i know the lights look awsome from ur screen but it sure looks great from mine, she looks to the sky with young hopeful eyes, excellent my friend

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DennisReed

7:55PM | Sun, 15 November 2009

Lovely!

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Lakotariver

7:58PM | Sun, 15 November 2009

I love it. As far as your lighting, You can soften the shadows by adjusting the properties of the lights. Shadow density can be controled. It is really good just as it is. It is really just a personal choice but it is fine just the way it is. Great work my friend. Love the Theme.

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pwilkin

8:18PM | Sun, 15 November 2009

Excellent pose and feeling of dynamic motion! Wonderful image!

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Faery_Light

9:19PM | Sun, 15 November 2009

I just compared both renders by opening in separate tabs. The lighting only appeared to change due to the difference in backgrounds. With a fully black background, the ribbons and model are empathized. But add props and they have to share the lights. Both images are excellent and lighting is fantastic.

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