Storm Damage by deadpencil
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Description
Max 5 with Brazil. Total scene created and rendered in about 2.5 hrs.
Image Samples 1/3
Sky light with indirect illumination
3 GI bounces
Secondary Diffuse multiplier - 1.2
Just under 30,000 polys
Comments (6)
Fogge
Very nice or should I say broken house. =) Maby to much reflection in the water, but otherwisw a realy good image.
Tencendur
Very nice image. My comment for improvement would be to add ripples from the drops of rain. Luckily our friends at Blur Studios have done the hard part already, and I would suggest checking out their "drip" texture map, which you can find at www.blur.com/blurbeta. Nice polycount, too.
Heart'Song
This is WONderful! Beautiful and realistic both
Lon Chaney
Love it. Great render.
deadpencil
Thanks for all your comments. I'm pleased you all think it's good. Fogge - Yep, maybe a little too much reflection. But muddy water is highly reflective at acute angles. Personally I think it's ok but I appreciate your judgement also. Tencendur - I've used Blur Studios "rain" plugin before and I agree it would have improved the render. However, I only decided that the raindrops should exist after I'd rendered it! So they were added in Adobe Photoshop...I guess I could have added the ripples in Photoshop also but I didn't want to spend too much time on the image.
vefar77794
The pitcure summarizes how a storm damage may look like on the lighter note. The work done by water damage restoration Los Angeles have a better view of how bad it can get. Anyhow, it was nice of you to share your work.