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Thank you for your visit ^_^
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Modified scene from my "La chica y el gato" image.
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Boats come from a CD library, with modified props and textures; the rest was made in Bryce or Amapi (old objects). Phshoped for diffuse light
Comments (19)
Nicely detailed image!
WONDERFUL! I am from Mediterranee and this image looks like! Excellent work!!!
very realistic, I see the cat, but not the girl..;) great work.
Beautiful render--very well done!
Good one, Colas! I love all the little details, but I'm most impressed on how you made the boat's wake. Could you enlighen us? Thanks!
cool...!!!
beautiful scene!
This gets my vote. Love the Greek Island look. Your textures are well chosen and the whole idea is superb. You have put together a most conviencing image of the Mediterranean. Hope to see this in the HOT 20
Superbe, comme d'hab. Ce petit bout de soleil nous fait du bien.
Wonderful detailed scene, excellent in all ways!
Great pov and the structures are superb!
Superbe composition!
Wonderful lighting and textures!!
No surprise, I was already drooling over this at the BFG yesterday and wishing I could express a comment and a vote. Every little detail is correct, and the water looks so inviting. Makes me want to go there right away!
Wonderful homey view. Just like the real thing. Superjob Vince!!!
Excellent attainment of photorealism in Bryce!
C'est tres beau. Jolie lumiere mediterraneenne :)
Nice lighting and architecture and a good scene setup. Good stuff :)
Very well done! Good composition, texturing, and rendering! :)