Hotel by pchef
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Description
there's a guy in front of the hotel. We are not safe here.
v4, hair,m4, pants: freebies posed wit daz and exported to blender
others : modeled with blender
Comments (26)
Great scene, wonderful light..looks very realistic.
Une scène pour une série noire à venir? Belles composition et lumière, superbe travail, Pierre!
Encore un beau travail de modélisation, et une atmosphère bien inquiétante...la lumière est très belle, bravo pour cette super scène, Pierre !
Quand on est en cavale pour diverses raisons, il ne fait jamais bon traîner à l'hôtel. Une scène simple mais efficace!
Superbe travail pour la lumière et un joli drapé pour cette serviette :-)
everything about this is spectacular my friend.
Very nice realism and setting!
The lighting gives this scene a very dramatic look... perfect!
Ce travail est vraiment magnifique!
great scene
magnifique
Great scene - straight out of a spy or detective novel.
Fantastic work on this great scene my friend, the poses and lighting are superb done.
Really great lighting! Excellent image.
Oscar pour la mise en scène et l'éclairage. Quant au scénario ? Banal adultère ou James Bond ?
Nice work!!
Excellent work!
Very well done scene!
Great scene and render. Really good work on the light set, and atmosphere.
hahaha great render. Love the idea behind it!!
Très original comme thème... la composition et les poses sont très bonnes.
lighting is very nice...excellent looking scene~
Great scene and atmosphere! Beautiful work!!
Wonderfully done !
I find it very interesting how you often like to express a sense of disquiet and uneasiness through the use of dim, subdued lighting and bare, 'minimalist' scenes with very few objects around. Here you've done it again! :) Great work. Keep it up!
thanks. I want the user to focus on what I feel and what I want him to perceive, not on the decor. That's why I show few objects.
Excellent work, very well done!