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Area D
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Hi,two of the last works..any suggestions?? :)
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ElBloko
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Very nice lighting. Is that a bidet I see in the corner there?

How French of you :)
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ghm, I was lookin' to say different..-lighting is a bit too flat in my opinion. something a bit more dramatic would fit better =) but I guess, that's personal.

what are You using for lighting, Area D?..
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glimpse wrote:ghm, I was lookin' to say different..-lighting is a bit too flat in my opinion. something a bit more dramatic would fit better =) but I guess, that's personal.
I know exactly what you mean. I agree that more contrast would bring a lot of volume out. But it is a different approach. One that I find idiosyncratic to arch viz. It screams arch viz.

Sometimes I find natural light is also enjoyable. AreaD's volumes are simple to read, I don't think breaking or underlining their "stretch" would increase the image face value.

That being said, I agree it is a nice style. It's just not necessary all the time.
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Hey.
I actually like it the way it is lit. As little drama as possible in the bathroom :) On the other hand I would like to see a bit more color saturation but hey, it's cool anyway.
Nicely done.
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I like it... Many reflective surfaces, no hot pixels ;-) the light is flat, but realistic. More drama means less realistic often.... Like in audio, where people often want more bass and vibrance... Which was not there in reality.
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Thanks to all for the suggestions,
i agree to the type light..it's personal and also depends on the type of use that you have to make the image.
In thie example i have used a mix of texture enviroments and daylight.. :)
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