New 3dMax Project: The Bridge at Mostar.03 by dphoadley

3D Studio Max • Work In Progress • posted on Feb 14, 2008

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Comments (11)

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DocMikeB

6:39AM | Thu, 14 February 2008

Great work, the scene is coming out very well! Five Stars!

Kuiski

8:29AM | Thu, 14 February 2008

hmmmm nice new scene! Looks great the textures

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Indoda

9:05AM | Thu, 14 February 2008

Textures have made a big difference - excellent work

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densa

9:39AM | Thu, 14 February 2008

beautiful scene love the channel beautiful

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erlandpil

10:53AM | Thu, 14 February 2008

beautiful scene love the channel beautiful Agree here erland

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drifterlee

12:26AM | Fri, 15 February 2008

Lookin good, Dave! I really like the water!

jugoth

5:39AM | Sun, 17 February 2008

Nice to see you enjoying max, though take odd rest for poser.

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DukeNukem2005

4:52PM | Mon, 18 February 2008

It is a very superb. Pleasant colours. It very much was pleasant to me. It is a very beautiful image. Good job, fantastic mood. Five stars!

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Elcet

11:04AM | Sat, 23 February 2008

Very interesting work. I do not understand, however, why the houses on the right look so small compared to the buildings of the other side of the river.

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clifftoppler

12:22PM | Fri, 07 March 2008

I agree with Elcet. The buildings on the right side are the wrong size as is confirmed by those beyond and behind the trees.I almost wonder if you need anything there at all? The photograph knits very well, though maybe the foreground is little too heavy unless, of course, you want the viewer to go quickly to the distance and beyond your work. With all that said, you've made impressive progress in a very short space of time. Most importantly you are slotting your work nicely into the reality of photographs. That takes some imagination. Good work!

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