This is a new Hotel, LLanogrande - Antioquia, The original renders have 5400x3000 px. Time 30 min. 1000 max samples. PT 6 daylight
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A new Hotel
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RealityFox
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I think the windows should be reflecting a bit more of the sky, you added the sky in post production right? Maybe just add a bit more of a blue tint to the windows. And the shots where you see the hotel from far away you can tell where a photo has been injected in, where the 3d trees and the photo meet. You may want to try to use the cloner brush in photoshop or gimp and blend those areas a bit more. I myself am not an expert at this sort of stuff but maybe someone here can give better tips.
Otherwise really cool renders :33
Otherwise really cool renders :33