Guests for dinner by frankman
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Description
My first try in composing 3D and Fotography.
Its me in my kitchen with some guests.
The Martian mesh object was created by D Proctor found somewhere on the Web.
I lerned that it's not easy to find the right light. But sometimes....
Comments (20)
Chani
Wow! Very original! I like the idea! The "critter" in the background looks great, but the ones on the table could use a bit more photorealism to blend in with the scene. Very nice, though! More, please!
mad-mick
Fantastic work
i-popba
oh.........Excellent...!!!!
jthompson3d
Watch your lighting. Lighting in the room is behind you and the lighting on the robot things are different.
Bungalo
Yeah. Light is a nasty bitch. :) But here it's more or less correct I gues. Except for the shadow of the mech above the hand ( on the table there's to much shadow compared to the one on hand). An more blur would be also an improvement. But well I'm just picky. It's great!
Alfons
Looks great, always wanted to try this composing for myself but never came this far :)
Lary
Nice work! Great render and compo!!! :)
patrickn
Watch out for the heat-rays :p, s'pose you could use 'em for walking micros, I also did something similar with a mini pit-droid at my desk at work (haven't posted it yet!) great concept & great camera matching :)
ariaans
Very well done!!!!
TheGreatGrizz
Good compo ! The lighting is not that bad... it's not perfect but it is good. Just for the knowledge of people, when we make picture compositions, one thig that is quite revealing is the different of sharpness between the picture and the CG. People must pay attention to the level of sharpness delivered by the picture compression (jpeg, bmp) and the gamma of the picture. (highest level & darkest level) and the overall tint. If some attention can be made to these revealing things (with the shadows too of course) when compositing, then everybody will become a better magician ! Keep up the good work !
m25yucka
Looks pretty good. Are these War of the Worlds meshes? I think the lighting is OK, but the critters are way too crisp..they need to be made more noisy and blurry to fit in...they also need to be desaturated a little
frankman
Thanks for the comments and nice rankings!! Yes those are War of the Worlds meshes. I Love the Jeff Wayne Musical Version. I Agree the meshes do not fit right. I did a second, third fourth... version of the Pic but i'm not satisfied yet to post it. I'm working on.
Gora
for a first try youve done an awesome job, well done!!!
carodan
Found this pic following a comment you left at one of mine. The real coincidence is that I went to see the man himself conducting the musical just last week - Awesome! Great pic - nicely placed fighting machines.
Issemissen
Really cool idea! :)
SecondChoice
:-) super idee!
pearllt
Oh, how cool!
duncanlong
Very beautifully done. Excellent work.
JeffersonAF
Great composition.
Chipka
I popped back in your gallery to catch up a bit. I will be visiting again. This image really caught my eye because I'm a fan of War of the Worlds and I love those improbable walking machines. I love the idea of this image and its execution. Composing in this manner is always more difficult than it seems and your work here is superb. Even if there are flaws, I think the main sign of success with this image is the fact that I can look past any small flaw and enjoy the big effect. Great work!