Abandoned Gazebo - revisited by Singular3D

Vue • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Dec 23, 2004

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Minor changes to the last one. Instead of using 6 lights like last time, this time I made my first render with Global Illumination and only one sunlight. Tried to give the setting an even stronger feeling of lonelyness. Somehow I like this second version better and I'm surprised how well the GI feature of Vue5 works. I'm really curious what you think, so please comment and tell me which version you like more. Same credits as last time. Thanks for viewing. - Singular3D

Comments (26)

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Singular3D

11:00AM | Thu, 23 December 2004

Uploaded the wrong version at first, sorry. This is now the correct one, with a little blur in postwork.

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Petra-S

11:17AM | Thu, 23 December 2004

Wonderful romantic scene! Brilliant creation, background, colors, light, mood and image!Merry Christmas to you!

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criss

11:26AM | Thu, 23 December 2004

Wonderful improvements! I like this version very much!

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dlk30341

11:29AM | Thu, 23 December 2004

XLT work! Well done :)

dragonfly2000

12:00PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

The difference is slight but certainly aids the image - well done.

Myth_de

12:09PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

Very nice image!

adm5050

1:33PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

Its a wonder how just a few changes can make such a difference. Like the blurring seems to have given it more sense of depth. Excellent piece of work!!

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sackrat

1:44PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

The lighting is exceptional !

zinoarchi

4:20PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

differences are little but outcome is huge.Great work.Panning the camera a liitle lower and targeting a little bit up would have really done the tricks (i guess).

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Ona

4:47PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

You got the knack! Gorgeous mood, and the light is so warm and peaceful. Well done in any aspect!

aaus10

8:14PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

great modeling, FOD and POV.

tony_br22

9:11PM | Thu, 23 December 2004

awesome composition :) the light is wonderful .. lovely

IQ200

12:57AM | Fri, 24 December 2004

Bautiful. Now better than previous. Excellent work :)

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Bungalo

1:17AM | Fri, 24 December 2004

And it's still a wonderfull place :)

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LadyLisa

8:22AM | Fri, 24 December 2004

I think this composition is just beautiful. The atmos and everything is just perfect...:)

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FrenchKiss

9:08AM | Fri, 24 December 2004

Beautifully done! Love the textures and the different types of vegetation. Just gorgeous! Vote!

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cannonn

9:25AM | Fri, 24 December 2004

WHAT AN EXCELLENT PIC TI SI

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artgum

3:09PM | Fri, 24 December 2004

Awesome work- a terrific image to behold.

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Richardphotos

10:07AM | Sun, 26 December 2004

remendous Vue render. extreme realism

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giovanino

7:34PM | Sun, 26 December 2004

wow love all the details and colors

richardson

5:26PM | Mon, 10 January 2005

Both are equally interesting. Previous version has a better depth of field (grass behind stretches it out). This version has better shadows imo. The ferns caught my eye as not having enough chaos effect. Scaling and Y axis, maybe. Last years leaves in the gazebo...(words are cheap). Dof on the stand of trees bahind the gazebo...a little crisp. All in all, a very remarkable achievement in managing a lot of math and compromise. Excellent

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