Back To The Primitive by baher

Bryce • Historical • posted on Aug 14, 2003

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. It could be better than this, but i'm really pressed for the time . ------------------------------------------------------------- - Wall textures from Mayang.com -- Postworks in Photoshop 7.0 - ----------------------------------------------- --- comments will be appreciated --- --------------- - Thanks -

Comments (20)

jane21x

3:09AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

hi mohammd! another wonderful artwork with great lights and textures.love it and my vote.-jane-

garyandcatherine

3:17AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

Gorgeous, stunning work. The tree/vines at the top make it look like grape vines in the winter. Outstanding work.

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AgentSmith

5:01AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

Beautiful everything! Design, POV, composition, shadowing. Great work!

mloates

6:20AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

The lighting is great, and I love the POV. Very good!

vangogh

6:23AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

Love the contrasts in light and dark from one side to the other and the tilted perspective really adds interest. Excellent!

jstsittinghere

8:21AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

fantastic work! textures Pov, excellent

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lgp692000

8:22AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

I think a mark of a true artis in 3D work is what they make from basic primitive shapes. You fit right in there IMHO.

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zopeynn

8:25AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

the sky is great.i like it...

Blytheye

9:50AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

I like the angle you have given the camera. Somehow makes me feel that there is more. I like the spindly winter trees, but the blurred bit to the left confuses me, like you are trying to hide something. Or is it DoF, and the image quality has downgraded it? Nice work. Blytheye

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baher

10:28AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

(Thank you all for comments/rankings)... All details you see in this work including blurred section on the left side are photoshop's filters, (I didn't use DOF).Filters may affect the image's quality but i'm satisfied with the outcome.--Thanks a lot!--

ocddoug

10:42AM | Thu, 14 August 2003

Nicely done! I love the POV and the distance.

alvinylaya

9:04PM | Thu, 14 August 2003

I love the POV and the banking! Awesome textures too!

shadowdragonlord

7:05AM | Fri, 15 August 2003

I think what kills it for me is the blur on the left. It's not radial enough, adds little to any Depth of Field, and just looks like a smear. Otherwise, great render!

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drawbridgep

6:50AM | Sat, 16 August 2003

Very interesting architecture, almost a surreal or fantastic quality to an image that at first glance looks like perfect photorealism. (Hope that made sense, but I know what I mean). Deserves the excellent ranking.

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Euxeb007

9:23AM | Sat, 16 August 2003

The perspective is extraordinary in this picture and the shadows make a very good compostion. Excellent textures too...

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Doublecrash

6:41AM | Mon, 18 August 2003

Beautiful work, Mohammed! I agree with others about the left-side blur, the transition with the non blurred part is too neat IMHO. Perspective is fantastic, as are the trees only hinted up above. Thumbs way up.

gallimel

5:27AM | Tue, 02 September 2003

it has style and beauty. I am captured by it :)

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NURMer

6:47AM | Wed, 17 September 2003

I'm with Blytheye as regards the tilted cam angle. The textures esp. on the arched stones could be tweaked a little. Overall a great sense of composition.

soheil

11:00AM | Mon, 22 September 2003

Very nice, love the brighness of the sky, shining threw the branches. you can really feal the atmosphere. |:)

applepal

10:09AM | Tue, 10 February 2004

meh... (yawdropped)