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Sampdoria — At Dusk
Published: 2005-10-22 15:51:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 6165; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 945
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Taking the deviation Rolling Planes into evening time - The transistion period between day and night time is one of the most seductive when portraying architectural shots or renderings. A little hint of light from nature and man-made light makes for a nice shot generally.Over here I have also allowed some play with the views of an interior in an exterior shot.
I placed mostly 100-150 lights in most of the works. The interiors are lit by the obligatory 40W fluroscents!
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Originally designed as office space
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Dusks and Dawns are pretty cool in structures and any picture related with this intention. Even any picture looks awesome in this time. Definitively you are a Pro in light and shadow effects... I like that effect because it looks like a real time scene of a night time structure.
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I think the light can really make certain things look much better, just nightclub lighting makes every girl look beautiful!
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Wow, quite astounding, how long does it take to do something like this? However long, it shows the effort put into it.
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Hi,
thanks for the comment. This one took not much time, more time was spent sketching the idea. Lighting can be easy in certain scenarios. ie depends from individual to individual. This must have taken around 3-4 days (2-3 hrs daily) to set up the lighting and environment. The modelling was done previously which must have taken 5-6 hours...
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I can tell you're quite proficient at it.
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Very nice, only thing I can see that's a bit odd is the metal on the front. You might want to take the reflectiveness down a touch, and add a slight grained bump-map, as the metal is just a bit too clean and shiny. Also the planar trees look a little out of place.
Other than that, very nice work.
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Cheers mate for the valuable input, I will take these tips into practice next time. Good points!
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Cheers mate, you're too kind!
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haha :] but really; its so..amazing..
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Thanks mate, I think if the lighting is set proper, it does a lot to affect the overall feel of the render.
Cheers
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WOW!!! 
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You could, just some tricks and experience!
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Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!! That's simply amazing... wow I love it. goood job!
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Thanks mate, you can do the same with some experience!
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thanks mate!
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love the design
going through your gallery, I can't tell w/c are 3d and w/c are real pictures
if it weren't for some of the bricks on the wall and the trees, I'd swear this was a picture
Niiice!
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Thanks for the sweet comment!
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That is great. I first thought this was a photograph and I was going to comment on how it ALMOST looked surreal!
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haha...thats nice!
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Make: SONY
Model: CYBERSHOT
all sony camera are 'CYBERSHOT'...and my camera too...but ..it hassa name P150 niahaha....i'm bad noisy boy
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to my 
it was F828...or what kind of sony?
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Thanks for the fav, its definately 3d, theres identical camera info on all my deviations because I use the same template Photoshopfile to add a frame to it.
Cheers.
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wttfff..!! its unbelievable what you can achieve with some genius and a little work... I had no idea this was a photo
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I like your architectural design style. So many ugly buildings in the world, but this one is not one of them.
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