Nur f by rollmops

Vue • Realism • posted on Sep 02, 2002

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Here`s now the improved version.I think the water works now better with structures in the foreground.I hope you like it :-)

Comments (11)

aussie-3d

7:21AM | Mon, 02 September 2002

This is very great, congrats, lots of good objects and placement, colours and textures all very well done. congrats.

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cermit

8:27AM | Mon, 02 September 2002

wow I love this one. Now water looks great and very realstic..You are master of realism...congrats :)

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Styxx

8:42AM | Mon, 02 September 2002

Beautifully done!! The attention to detail is excellent!

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TheWingedOne

8:55AM | Mon, 02 September 2002

WOW!!! I'm really impressed - looks nearly like a photography - awesome work!!! :oOOO

SylvieB92

11:58AM | Mon, 02 September 2002

Another extremely well realized creation. Textures are really very realistic.

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sittingblue

3:57PM | Mon, 02 September 2002

Yeah... I like this one. The water is improved. Nicely done!

franztsx

4:12PM | Mon, 02 September 2002

This is a great render....looks real,...very real.

dragonfly2000

5:11PM | Mon, 02 September 2002

Super eye for detail; yes, it is awesome work. Excellent.

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deadhead

4:31AM | Tue, 03 September 2002

Perfect work! Id swear that it is Cinema4D render or something like that..

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rollmops

4:42AM | Tue, 03 September 2002

Thanks for your comments !This picture is really rendered in Vue (nearly 180 Mb because of the textures , about 2,7 Million polygons and 204 objects illuminated by one light. rollmops :-)

kelley

4:04PM | Tue, 03 September 2002

Yeah! Mo' betta'! Not as much drama in the water as before, but more real...and 204 objects? I'm impressed. A deceptively simple scene. Nice work.