"How long does it take to buy a pretzel?' by lwperkins
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(Onishi waiting for a friend by the ladies' restroom.)
I hadn't really planned on using this angle of the HDRI, by the washrooms, but it was the one place where I got the perspective line up with the HDRI, and I took it :D
HDRI is from HDRIHeaven, and if you haven't checked it out, you should--it has a lot of free hdri there and they just ask for a donation--this one is 8k, there are other ones even larger there.
Onishi is one of Pixeluna and Shadownet's girls and she is wearing the Soft Winds outfit, at Daz. I'm alllllmost done with a new set of textures for it!
Comments (17)
chasfh
Very pretty!
lwperkins Online Now!
Thank you! I think it's amusing we have advanced rendering technology that lets us reproduce a bad analog mall photo :D (I miss malls, I hope they are still there by the time we all get vaxxed)
eekdog Online Now!
spectacular light work in this brilliant image Lynn.
lwperkins Online Now!
Thank you so much--90 per cent of it is just the hdri, I added a pink light you can't even see, except that Onishi is no longer quite as blue as she was in the original :D
anitalee
Excellent
lwperkins Online Now!
<3
pixeluna
A beautiful scene with Onishi wearing the SoftWind Outfit. Malls nowadays are very much like the mall you have in this render. You don't see much people around shopping anymore or just hanging out with friends and family. I remember all those weekends you go shopping and the mall was filled of people, all the shops and food court that you have to get in line to get your order. But these days, it's almost like being in a ghost town, hardly any one around, and so these shop owners they close their stores. I wonder when we'll get back to those old days in which a walk in the mall was a good thing. This covid thing is quite a nightmare.
donnena
Stunning, as always!!
uncollared
Great setting and lighting
PhthaloBlue
Wonderful!
daggerwilldo
Very detailed and yields a lot of good pespective. Cool work. I was curious how Poser 12 handled HDRI. I'll be sending you a site mail soon.
Saby55
Cool job on this render Bravo!👍🙋♂️
rbowen
Great character and scene!
RodS Online Now!
A lovely scene with the gorgeous Oshini, Lynn! One of these days I'll get DS working again so I can let her out to play a bit.
shadownet
Gorgeous render! You can never go wrong with Onishi. Other than to leave her waiting. ;)
ItWasNotAvailable
Are the shops even open?? Everything works well together in this scene!! Well done!
lwperkins Online Now!
I don't know--I haven't been out for a year! I have one mall that is close that isn't enclosed--it's like a strip of shops-- and I think that one is open, or at least some of the shops are open there. (thank you too!)
Kordouane
Wow !! Marvellous scene a very nice job well done !!
Radar_rad-dude
This pandemic put the final nail in the coffin of many of the malls in the Phoenix area! Several have closed for good and are being demolished as I speak. So you might have to drive awhile to find that pretzel. Or, check at WalMart or online at Amazon? LOL. Well, these are our new realities! Hard to believe but there it is! Very nice image, btw! Most excellent work!
lwperkins Online Now!
It's such a shame because the mall was somewhere that people can go to cool off during the day--you can sit for a long time with an ice tea and not be a problem for anyone, and it was clean and lovely. I have a recipe for pretzels but I haven't gotten around to making them yet! Thank you too!
gerberc
The hdri lighting rocks, excellent work. Our shops and malls have been open during most of the pandemic. But not the restaurants. No chance to sit down for a pretzel and ice tea ...
lwperkins Online Now!
I read a funny interview of a New York humorist who disliked dining outside, as New Yorkers must do now. "I was always afraid of being hit by a taxi, but never before while eating dinner." :D