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Industrial Experimentation

Mixed Medium Urban/Cityscape posted on Feb 20, 2010
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Just a little experimentation tonight for your viewing pleasure� There�s a little story to go along with this one. The prelude, first, though. A few days ago I found this really cool prop/environment called Old Factory by Rpublishing. I looked it over, and bought it along with the Hype Club, which I�ll be playing with soon � but I digress. Back in the days when I was doing a lot of model photography, I used to shoot with another photographer on occasion. One day, Bob and I were scouting some locations around Kansas City for a shoot. We looked at a few areas, took some notes, then I got a wild hair (a common malady with me). I drove to an industrial area known as Fairfax, just across the river on the Kansas Side. This area is full of places that would fall into what is popularly known as �grunge.� I couldn�t contain my enthusiasm for several possible locations. The more enthusiastic I became, the more Bob looked askance at me like I�d lost what little mind I had left. He finally just shook his head and said, �Rod, you would take a model, dress her in a $5000.00 designer gown, then shoot her in a junkyard! You shoot like Helmut Newton!� That was the biggest compliment he could have paid me. I had a silly grin on my face for the rest of the day! So this one�s for you, Bob, wherever you are, now. The character is Kasmir, I think she was on sale some time ago as a clearance item. Glad I got her. What a cutie. This Old Factory is awesome. I love it! It is rather detailed and is a huge environment with literally thousands of possibilities. I�ll be doing lots of playing with it! It does take a while to render an image of any size. I modified a few of the rust textures in Photoshop to add just a bit more color. The pipes, railing, and floor she�s standing on are all modified textures. I also modified the window glass textures to make them just a little less �dirty� and clearer. The city scene outside the windows is a night photo of downtown Kansas City by me. Enjoy! Thanks as always for all your comments, faves, ratings and support! They are deeply appreciated!

Comments (18)


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Faemike55

11:16PM | Sat, 20 February 2010

Fantastic scene and wonderful story of its origin! Excellent

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MineFujiko

11:24PM | Sat, 20 February 2010

Excellent scene! love the composition,her pose and the lighting!

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eekdog Online Now!

11:55PM | Sat, 20 February 2010

nice work rod, your model looks beautiful posed in this image, love your lighting.. steve

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bazza

1:37AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Lovely render Rod and interesting to hear your story of yrs ago.. Hope you have a lot of fun with the old factory. That model seems quite happy to be there for you lol.. excellent work on this my friend.. well done!!

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renecyberdoc

1:42AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

first i had a look at the factory and its already on my wishlist goes well with my grungy scenes.lol. and the tidbit of story was well chosen ,i see you running around looking for the best location heheheh. glad you did not chased the model around there . a bit ,more redlight districts in the grunge in the future??,all shitfaced people and weirdos??? average life heheheh.

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SIGMAWORLD

3:12AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Excellent image!

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Rainastorm

7:33AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

This image came from such an awesome idea Rod...that's real a cool story behind this...and makes the image mean so much more. I am sure Bob was right when he told you that...and that he'd love this if he was to view it now! Way to go!! Awesome lighting and look to this!

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mrestey

8:25AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Rod, that's such a cool story and idea for a render. Truly, art does imitate life. Love the background! Another great idea - cleaning the windows a bit (I hate cleaning windows) and then adding one of your photos to the background. Very cute model and outfit. One small suggestion: Simple Details by Corvas in the Rendo marketplace. It does wonders for V4's armpit issue. So, you never did tell us if you ever did the real photo shoot in the grunge area. :-) Nice work my friend.

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bmac62

8:38AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

OK, Rod...you keep this up and you may even get a new fan of Poser. Kasmir certainly dresses up your rendition of Fairfax, Kansas!!! And the factory with KC out the windows...top drawer. Modeling an area that I know with such creativity pops this over into my favorites this morning. Super neat:-)))

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J5ive

9:22AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Very Nice!

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Miska7

10:48AM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Very nice scene. Great character, outfit and lighting! Really well done.

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mgtcs

1:02PM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Great pose and a gorgeous environment, love it!

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adrie

4:11PM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Beautiful composed scene my friend, wonderful work.

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alessimarco

4:26PM | Sun, 21 February 2010

Really nice use of light! Excellent composition!

MrsLubner

1:12AM | Mon, 22 February 2010

Gotta tell ya, I love those shoes! :-)

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kasalin

6:25PM | Tue, 23 February 2010

A wonderful character and an excellent render too, love the pose and the expression ! 5***** Hugs Karin :)

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Raddar

7:59PM | Mon, 01 March 2010

Oh I like this one best. The pose and that dress ar fantastic.

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HeatherT

9:29PM | Wed, 13 April 2011

Excellent textures and colour!


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