Untitled (for Svetlana) by zap326
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Description
Untitled (for Svetlana)
by ZOT
Created: 15_17-March-2006
Created with: Poser 6, Photoshop
Rendered in : Poser 6
Sky: a digital photo of the sky taken from my backyard, circa 2-3-2005.
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About:
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I only got 'Urban Sprawl' and the 'XJ-5' bot recently.
I've been feeling pretty unwell lately so that's why this took a few days because I had to leave working on this image for quite awhile at times.
And before anyone asks, yes, I meant for the robot to be very plain textured appearing for my hi-key image.
The render is as-is from Poser 6 except for my sky being composited into it in Photoshop and tweaked to match the render.
Z.
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Items used:
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Urban Sprawl
city by Stonemason (hiya Stef)
www.daz3d.com
XJ-5
robot by GRFK DSGN Unlimited
www.daz3d.com
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FREEBIES:
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umbrella (Men'sUmbrella.zip)
by Two-swords
(downloaded in 2001)
(website no longer active)
Poser5-6 MAT on the robot is by 4blueyes
(The effect is subtle here but still required.)
http://www.4blueyes.com/
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Comments (3)
I think you image worked out very well. I like the stark lighting on the entire image. I looks almost post halocaustic in a very odd way.
hey! it's not raining, is it? them silly robots sigh ... seriously though the image has immnese emotional impact on me. Something about this light and shadows pattern, probably...
BTW, I didn't want to add a title to this image since I knew its appreciation and interpretation would be actually determined by each individual who viewed it, but I put Svetlana's name into it to add some poignancy, to give the image a unique name, and as a silent nod. :-)