Beautiful scene! Love the POV.

Thank you so much

Nicely done.

Thanks a lot

I like this internal perspective looking out, Japanese tea houses often had the upper part of the shoji (sliding screen) blanked out with an inner paper covered screen and the bottom part would slide up (yukimi literally snow see) so that you could view outside. Above the sliding doors was a panel area (ramen) that would have some decorative element, sometimes carved wooden figures to give some visual interest. Inside, there would be a habachi for heating in winter and a small iroribata for warming up water and cooking things too.

yes thank you very much! In your Poste are a lot of hints that I like to take up ... let's see how I implement ...

Plutôt réussi ce test, mais en effet l'herbe serait encore mieux un peu plus touffue.

Oui ... l'ont rendu plus court et plus ... peut-être que je dois là mais encore couru ... la conversion le nœud prend juste que sont environ 100000 x 4 brins d'herbe avec chaque 2 mailles ...

Sehr schön.

Vielen Dank!

A very beautiful scene and for a try it is very successful.

Thank you - was the first real render ... took 10 min ... the first time i added all Parts in one

Excellent

Thank you

You have created a great outdoor feel to this. Your pictures really do tell a story and virtually come alive.

Thank you - for a quick render it is sometimes difficult to tell a story but here it was easy

A most sensational creation. Your work has always been really precise and spot on. I see you now evolving into more organic environments and they hold every bit as much promise as your earlier works. Well done.

Thank you very much dag!

Very nice perspective and lighting.

Thank you so much

i like the diffuse light coming through the door

Thank you very much