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enricocerica
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Hi,

Here are some renderings I made for a friend.
The main challenge was to make each image fitting into the 1.4Gb of VRAM
I used HDR for lighting.
Some are rendered with path and other with directlighting in diffuse mode.

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stiwi
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Unbelievable! Both, rendering and design.
Congratulations!
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kubo
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the design is superb, it has a retro futuristic look that I love, and the renderings, not much I can say I haven't said before, your attention to detail is what sets you appart from simple mortals as I. Another thing I love is that seeing your work gives me a reason to try to improve. Thanks for sharing
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Realy realy cool...

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Wow
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radiant
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You must have Gbs of 3D objects at your disposal ;)

Very good render,
How did you achieve the throth texture on the sea?
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Amazing renders as usual !!
boeing727223
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Wow, this is the level you try to shoot for....excellent work!
Daniel
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Can I just say, Enrico, that you are insanely good? WOW! I love the rocks, the foliage, design, everything! Took me a long time to notice the woman standing on the balcony.
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fantastic images - amazing & wonderful house & location. is this going to get real? :)
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