church2 by DB_3D

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Feb 25, 2003

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took your advice about the textures, I'm a lazy sod where textures are concerned (my pet hate). So here is version 2. XL 7, Photoshop4 and UV mapper. As always, comments are very welcome. Cheers.

Comments (12)

linkinpark

10:22AM | Tue, 25 February 2003

Oh my,textures are simply wonderful!!!!Lighting is great as well,fantastic POV!!!Great job all around!

10:23AM | Tue, 25 February 2003

LOL - this is a great picture, all is perfect from model to lighting !!!

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strata

10:36AM | Tue, 25 February 2003

With this texturing its like being there!! :))

archrendr

11:19AM | Tue, 25 February 2003

This is a very nice image and one I wish I had made!

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stealthman

12:05PM | Tue, 25 February 2003

Excellent work - great architecture and a great sense of realism...!

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FitArtistSF

2:05AM | Wed, 26 February 2003

DB, this is wonderful!!! You did a good job on the arches. I see you understood what I was trying to point out. I love the aged look of the stones and the mossy effect on the bottom of the square columns. Now, just work a little on the inner walls , they are still a little too new and clean looking. And add a couple of monks...LOL But well done, really nice work.

FAKE

10:28AM | Wed, 26 February 2003

well, in my point of view this one here looks 200% better as your first!!! Love the sky!!! ThanX for posting!!! ~{o;)

brammelo

3:13PM | Wed, 26 February 2003

I hope you didn't forget to destroy the negatives after taking this photograph to print? Just kidding (very old joke actually) - wonderful result, great angle of view.

Math

8:10AM | Thu, 27 February 2003

Eh really great! You've made nice work to increase you're first work! Well done it is perfect!

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virtuallyhistorical

2:45PM | Sat, 01 March 2003

BEAUTIFUL JOB! My only suggestion would be to try some film grain to help with the scale! It looks a little like a model to my eyes, but, then again, I am off to the opticians tomorrow! VH

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