The Wonderment by kylumi

DAZ|Studio • Faeries • posted on Apr 27, 2011

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Hello Everyone... A little bit about this image! I created a plane with photograph for the back-ground image, Reality produced a great light effect for it by complete chance..lol. Then I added the fae complete with Misty Veil Hair [one of the best hair models I have used, so far] and Forest Dryad Bundle[another great and versatile product]. I popped on Ken Gilliands, Owl and started the render....how easy was that! I have found that qaulity products save a whole bunch of time...well done the vendors. Misty Veil Hair by Valea. Forest Dryad by Sarsa, Mada, Thorne. Owl by Ken Gilliand.

Comments (16)

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Savage_dragon

8:24AM | Wed, 27 April 2011

Excellent vendors & excellent use of their products. Well done! ")

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rbowen

8:57AM | Wed, 27 April 2011

Wonderful work!!!

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thecytron

9:06AM | Wed, 27 April 2011

Beautiful portrait! Xcellent presentation!

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Rhanagaz

9:35AM | Wed, 27 April 2011

Beautiful work! :o)

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Bossie_Boots

10:12AM | Wed, 27 April 2011

For me this is outstanding but that reality thingy spoils it i have seen that a lot lately on some amazing work but it takes your eye away from the beauty of the picture i love what you have created here totally blown me away !!

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kylumi

11:10AM | Wed, 27 April 2011

Lol.....BB, Reality is controlled by the user. It was the way I had my settings that Reality picked up on...I could have changed it but, kinda thought it was "spooky", so I stuck with it. Reality software in conjunction with Lux renderer in itself is awesome from the point of view it offers the most realistic renders available. But, to use it correctly you need to understand photographic techniques....and, that is where I am at right now....trying to learn something about photographic techniques...rolf!.....so, it could be a decade before I feel comfortable with it!!

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