* * Window Light * * by PhilW
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Description
Just playing with some recently acquired stuff - some it has been around for ever, but it's new to me! All this is from recent Daz sales, I think - can't resist a bargain (some great ones here too at the moment!).
Some care was taken over the lighting in this one - rendered in Vue with various settings and then merged to blend the best bits!
Anyway, enough waffle - thanks for stopping by and for your comments! Phil
Comments (18)
Well it all looks great to me and very realistic, I love the outfit and the colour too - hugs Jane xx
Great render and very good lighting work. The character and the background looks great - but i'm not sure with the shoes, are they left and right mixed up?
Nice image Phil!Nice light too!
Nice one Phil, I like the lighting, particularly the overspill of light from the window over her left arm, very effective! That is a rather fetching outfit.
well done, nice texture.
Superb class Lady!
Awesome work!! Love it!!
That is realy beautiful =0)
That outfit is really beautiful and she looks terrific in front of the window ~ Bravo!!!!
Great outfit, I love the textures and colors
Mighty image.. very very nice
Love the outfit Phil, great lighting too!
Your outfit came out great, and your background detail even better.
Love the outfit and backlit lighting. The hair looks to be a bit fuzzy to me, but maybe that's the lighting as well. She's surely a beauty! :)
very nice scene
Phil, loving this scene. This is good in a way that lots of Poser renders are bad-- you really make use of the full range of brightness levels. Lots of renders are very "compressed"; here you get "full mileage" from the 255 levels you have to work with. On the lighting, I might even take the overall lighting on the girl down a bit. In this lighting set, she's strongly backlit. As a photographer, I'd be using either a fill flash, or preferably a reflector to put some light back onto her face-- but it wouldn't be "even", her face would "light up" while the clothing would be darker, except where the edges caught the light.
Wonderfully strange and forlorn. Great work!
Fantastic, love the outfit, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!