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Synce
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Yep working on it. The headlights are too dark because of the glossy depth not high enough.
I think I've done the accumulation of the leaves, not too much though.
accumulation.jpg
Synce
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Render of tonight. I will do the trees next time.
test_007_cc.jpg
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Phantom107
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Stunning work. I also love how well the depth of field works out in this image.
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Olitech
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Beautiful, just beautiful!

It would take it to the 'next level' if you wet the street. =]

best,
O
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Project has come a long way. Great ideas and excellent execution. Thanks for sharing your findings. We hope to see the tutorial when you are done. :)
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Synce
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Hello!
Big update today. I decided to start again.
Living in Paris, I walked and found littles hidden streets. So I run at my place to take my camera, the weather was overcast it was perfect to shoot textures!
I had in mind a narrow street with uneven. I will mix my photos references with streets of Montmartre.
Here is an example of the vegetation in those king of street:
DSCF4487.jpg
And here is the first render of my afternoon of work:
ParisianStreet_001.jpg
It is a basis for further work, i'm not sure about le layout yet. But let me know what you think.
Cheers!
Synce
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Here an other render, I modified few little things, and made a better lighting.
ParisianStreet_002_cc.jpg
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Looks good. I'm wondering if the cobblestone street would look better with a little less bump. These streets have been used for many decades, they should be worn smoother. That and the tree leaves feel a bit small/sparse. But I like both shots.
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Love em!
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Olitech
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Synce wrote:Here an other render, I modified few little things, and made a better lighting.
ParisianStreet_002_cc.jpg
Beautiful!

My wife and I just got back from Paris a few weeks ago, and I wanted to attempt the exact same exercise.

You've definitely captured that feel. I would probably increase the exposure slightly, but otherwise looking real good!

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