Dark Sunlight by Saidge
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This is a promotional render done for Sympatico Studio for "Z Wicked! - Pose Separates Collection - G2F-V6/G3F-V7" (featured pose), by Zeddicuss, now available at Renderosity. Thanks so much for looking!!
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Comments (9)
Fantastic image... Wonderful use of shadow and light!
awesome! thank you so much :D
Your lighting is awesome a wonderful image my friend :)
thank you! thank you!!
Quite good. You do backlighting so well! I like how the light falls mainly on the model's hip and shoulder, leaving the rest of her somewhat in shadow.
thank you so much! I just love playing with lighting to see what weird and wonderful effects I can get :) glad you think it works!!
Interesting title for a wonderful backlit image! Fascinated with the study of dark energy and dark matter so this is food for my imagination, Very well done!
oh perfect! I'm so glad that you like how it turned out :D yay! thank you!!!
Excellent!
thanks a lot :D
Excellent.
thank you!!
Outstandingly done !!!
thanks so much :D
O' Magnificent One...
... I must know the secret to your absolutely perfect lighting!
Please let me be your Padawan, Master Jedi of the Light.
Marvelous image!
hahaha! LMAO, well, I can tell you that it's mostly a ton of practice, scrapped renders, hair pulling, and then finally when it all comes down to it?..... luck! All I did was pick up a good lighting kit and start playing with the dials and settings to see what would work and what wouldn't, and how to replicate certain light types, etc.... I've spent a lot of time making sunshine ;) I'm so very glad you like the piece - thank you, kindly :D
Cool!
thank you!!