Much, Much Later... by MrGorf

DAZ|Studio • Humor • posted on May 09, 2013

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(Follow-up to my previous image.) A little early Mother's Day anxiety!! That whole "white bikini" thing didn't seem like a big deal back in the day. But now, Didi is the mom, her baby is in "full bloom" (over 18), and a group of good ol' boys stopped patching the street to take a look. Didi is getting a case of acid reflux... Serious bonus points if you can recall the name of Didi's "fast-forward" daughter. Hint: she last appeared in my gallery approximately a year ago. I'm updating her look a bit. The odd thing about this render is their legs underwater looking so dark. I don't get it. Any advice on this? (LuxRender) And for those who need an explanation... Wet white bikinis are like wet white t-shirts, except smaller!!

Comments (8)

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JeanneDeau

4:59PM | Thu, 09 May 2013

I wonder if the surface of the water is casting its own shadow. Have you tried playing around with the opacity settings? Also, are you using 3Delight or the hardware-assisted renderer? I find that while the former does much better with shadows, it's slow and often problematic. Other than that, looks good!

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Faemike55

5:14PM | Thu, 09 May 2013

Looks great!

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Rock69

5:17PM | Thu, 09 May 2013

Funny theme ... great light and effect settings! Well done image!

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iborg64

5:24PM | Thu, 09 May 2013

wonderful scene great job

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GrandmaT

7:00PM | Thu, 09 May 2013

Excellent work!

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HopeFadesEternal

7:56PM | Thu, 09 May 2013

Excellent scene! Wonderfully rendered too.

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T.Rex

12:25PM | Fri, 10 May 2013

And the other chubby girl on pools edge must be Kelly. Ah, my favorites. Looking at the under water parts of bodies I see the following - reflections of what is above the water surface, shadows from those same parts being cast onto the water and the parts below the water, and the parts under the surface being darker due to being submerged. So your under water parts are being treated to a triple-whamy in darker shades. I don't know anything about the software you're using, but maybe you can lighten up all 3 aspects affecting the outcome of the under water parts. Thanks again for posting my favorite girls! Keep up the good work! :-)

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