Cityscape by teecee2107
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Description
I was experimenting with HDRI and this came out. Nothing exceptional, but I like the grey tones and the 'bad weather' mood (and, besides, I must admit that I'm a bit lazy these days :oS).
As usual, posed and set up in Daz Studio. Materials tweaking, lighting and rendering in Octane Render.
I used a HDRI map for lighting/sky and pathtracing kernel. Postwork in Gimp for resizing and signature only.
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Models used :
Victoria 4.2 (Daz3D)
MRL Jules (Mihrelle)
Sapphire Fox Hair (Quarker)
Flexx Suit (Xurge3D)
Stork 270 (Nytoprod)
Urban Future (Stonemason)
DM's Inertia (Danie/Marforno)
Feel free to visit my gallery
Models used :
Victoria 4.2 (Daz3D)
MRL Jules (Mihrelle)
Sapphire Fox Hair (Quarker)
Flexx Suit (Xurge3D)
Stork 270 (Nytoprod)
Urban Future (Stonemason)
DM's Inertia (Danie/Marforno)
Comments (39)
Crudelitas
Your pictures are always an event! Fantastic, how realistic they look forever! Great work!
mgtcs
the perspective allows a marvelous view of this beautiful place friend, spectacular work!
gaius
Très réussi...une bien belle création dont le point de vu est remarquable.
joaq
Trés beau point de vue,une superbe composition et un rendu sans bavure, bravo!!!
velleman
Splendid image, cool SF atmosphere!
cjoe
Perfectly psoed..great work as alwayss!
Kalypso Online Now!
That overcast sky looming behind her makes for a great atmosphere. You have to wonder what she's thinking.
rachris480907
Very nice! I like your use of depth of field. Excellent work!
celticfire
This is a great image, you really stepped out of your comfort zone with your angle here and I LIKE IT! Always look at your scene from different angles until you get one that you feel captures the action best. You did a great job here!