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Ended 12/03/11 12:15 AM GMT
Winner: Inkeri
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1st place koca: Very lovely shot Erja! I ahven't seen a house where you can go up on the roof for a picnic! LOL But this is a fairy tale, isn't it? Great image and good luck!
billyoneshot: This is the best entry I have seen yet Erja. Well captured and good luck.
Inkeri received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
Ed1958: Congrats Chris.
Great compo.
Ed.
purmusic: Bloody hell, that purmusic is harsh.
So..
You might be aware of the information contained in the following linked vid tutorial. If not, well grab a cuppa and have a look/listen..
Night street [16:51]
In and around the 5:33 mark in.. adding/adjusting light to light standards:
And a note on selective use of Volumetric light(ing) later on.
Couple of keyboard shortcuts noted as well, with respect to duplicating placement of objects, etc.. Viewed a few other vids on Geekatplay Studio- "Light In Vue Tutorials". Good good stuff? Maybe?
I am curious if you tried or thought of post processing your render in Photoshop. My pea brain immediately thought of using the Diffuse Glow filter for the fairies and that of the girl/woman. Just a thought.
coram9 received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place
Starry173: Very magical.
Tom
Tootles: Well done on your placing in the contest... it was wonderful to see all the 3D pictures there. :-)
ahimsaka: reminds me vaguely of a cross beteen lion withand the wardrobe with the Magianians Nephew, or something i cant quite put my finger on it, any way i love it good job>:)
4th place Jimbobedsel: A well deserved placing in the contest. Very nice.
Genver: It is really nicely done,Tootles,the different colors are very good also,i saw your picture a few days ago.Congratulations on your 4th place in the "Fairy Tales" contest.
5th place Jimbobedsel: This is really cool. that's a ton of layering. I don't have the patience to do anything like this. The scene is gorgeous, and very interesting. Good luck in the contest, Lisa.
robosys: Extremely impressive! I'm normally a fan of more simple images, but I made an exception here. The amount of work involved must have been staggering. Thanks a lot.