Out for a run by rajib

DAZ|Studio • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Sep 24, 2016

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Hi There =) ! Thank you for the wonderful wonderful comments and favs and likes on my renders. We were back from the trip to survey the land Miho had purchased to save it from the mining companies. We got busy with work again. Time flew by and finally it was Saturday and Miho decided to go for a run by the sea side. She had just reached and changed into her running cloths and stepped out of the changing room when 1 girl and 2 guys approached her. They wanted to race her. She had heard about them taunting others to race them and that no one had beaten them and their taunting had gotten worse. Well, Miho decided to teach them a lesson. She agreed to the race and the wager. They started the race and the 3 couldn't not believe at the pace Miho took off. The girl could not believe the time she was seeing. Miho had overtaken them 3 times by the time the race ended.... The 3 never ever taunted or challenged anybody else again... About this render: I was playing with the pose and this running pose looked good. I decided to use a low camera angle and put Miho at the center on the scene... Added a prop I had recently bought that had nice railing and concrete pathway for a beach / sea side scene. I just had Miho in the scene. Then decided to make it a racing scene. Added more characters to the scene. Some standing and watching Miho as she ran extremely fast and some running behind her. The scene looked good and the focus was still on Miho. This I think is only my 2nd scene where I have put so many characters in the scene.... Hope you all like the render ! Rendered in Daz Studio using the Octane Plugin. No post work done. Do zoom in to see details. My previous render - "Way too hot !"