Captured II by nirvy

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jun 18, 2003

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This is the sequence to my first Poser Image and I really hope to get some tips and any comment at all from all of you....they will be much appreciated. Thankyou Blugnome (bggraphics) for your patience,teachings and inspiration & thank you Elfenone for your support and you too really inspired me. Daz Vicky clothing altered by me Daz Fantasy Wrap LongHair by Kozaburo Jewellery by LP props Lighting DNA Moonlights

Comments (5)

Solomen

1:15AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

Very good :) you say this is your first image :p

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Elfenone

10:22AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

Awesome! I'm glad you're here HUGS This image has emotion and action..which are very good to include in your first renders. a lot of people forget that part S

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SNAKEY

11:21AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

ABSOLUTELY BREATH TAKING!! EXCELLENCE OF EXECUTION. KEEP IT UP.

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shadowblade

5:16PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

While I really liked the wings from the first image, I like the lighting on this one more. Also, the expression shows an interesting change. In the first, it is more like horror at being captured. While, in this one, it is more like resignation to her fate. Very nice.

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TalonGE

5:55PM | Sat, 05 July 2003

Same as the previous work,... but this one brings out more that the image is done in poser and overlaid onto a bryce background, without a lot of interaction between the two. Once again, the water needs reflections. If the figure isn't exported from Poser and imported into Bryce to get that interaction, then there are a number of tricks you can do in postwork to make the water look like its in front of her (i.e. she actually trapped inside it), and to give the water some reflections of her. Here they don't have to be exact, or even correct, just suggestive,... a smear of the skin color here, a splotch of the black dress there,... but at least close to the right places, of course. Still very well done.