Robie house 2 by otacon
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Description
Second angle of the Robie house.
Comments (12)
cenkkara
very good work but sunlight is too blur.which do u use renderer?
Kindredsoul
maybe you can sharpen up the image a little bit, kinda blurried, but what am I complaining about? The work itself is marvelous, very accurate, detailed 3d image , just need less blurried that's all
amapitodd
Looks great man. I don't see much blurriness. Maybe the DOF is causing a slight blur, but it's not that noticable.
Flemminggo
Get Real Guys !!! This Master Render can teach us all a trick or two,- Believe me! Noticed your first version ,- Stunning work !!
nivrad26
Wow, loving the render...how about an angle looking down into the room from the ceiling for a more interesting perspective.
incidental
excellent work as always, i love the scene though i think i prefer the first angle hmmmmm actually i'm not sure both are awsome. How long was the render time on this scene???
Turin_Returns
Wonderful, wonderful work. God I wish I could train under you! The couchs are magnificent and have just the right sense of believable surface. Ahhh...Frank Lloyd Wright, you've got to love him!
Silgrin
Great light! The perspective is a little bit distorted due to short lens, but the work makes a big impression anyway.
Moebius87
Awesome... your grasp of materials and quality of lighting is impeccable. VOTE
dragonfly2000
Having been in this room I'm deeply impressed by this reconstruction. Excellent.
grae
Stop it!
sandfish
i like this angle. it gives more depth and perspective to this beautiful room.the wall loose some of its own details and depth though. also the sofa armrest close to the camera, i thought at first that is part of the floor.maybe a higher camera angle will "disconnect" the armrest and the table. other than that.....speechless :))