When Romeo is gone ... by Akhbour

Vue • Still Life • posted on Nov 01, 2010

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Using the column from the new Stonemason "Village Courtyard" for a little light play. With all that atmospheres in Vue, I felt like re-using the old lightnin technics. Only three spotlights in this scene. It is hard to tell Vue "No lights, no lightning" to start with a really black scene.

Comments (16)

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billcody

6:24PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Wonderful stillife!

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blondbear1

7:24PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Awesome!

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jclP Online Now!

7:33PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

excellent

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Wolfmanw

10:17PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Fantastic image I love the scene composition.

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bimm3d

10:47PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

gorgeous image!!!

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Master_Serge

12:09AM | Tue, 02 November 2010

Very nice and romantic. But using only 3 lights for you it is like using only 3 colors for me- practically someone was holding your hands... LOL

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crender

2:12AM | Tue, 02 November 2010

Xcellent!!!!

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Hubert

4:26AM | Tue, 02 November 2010

Beautiful composition and lighting!

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Irish

7:10AM | Tue, 02 November 2010

Gorgeous creation ~ Bravo!!

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thecytron

8:47AM | Tue, 02 November 2010

Wonderful composition!

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Cimaira

10:10AM | Tue, 02 November 2010

beautifully done

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thefixer

5:47AM | Wed, 03 November 2010

Nice lighting..

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Rynn

2:09PM | Wed, 03 November 2010

Great lighting and interesting scene. I couldn't resist stonemasons new set either. :D

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Akhbour

3:40PM | Wed, 03 November 2010

@ Master Serge Using only 3 lights is not a handicap, it is a challenge! It is easy to use an atmosphere or a light set, doing really your own lightning is far more satisfying when it turns out great. Just like using a pencil and creating an image with all that shades of grey you can get out of a "simple" pencil.

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