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alo :D

 

erm ya i agree with the other, the car is out of scale and how about the white walls add some bump or noise for it cos it looks a bit of too flat! and last thing, the camera angle is a bit out!! :angeuhoh:

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Actually, I like the car ;) nice car...

But the problem with it is that, it's BLOCKING the view that you are trying to portray to your viewer, get rid of it ;)

Yeh, I agree that it's quite a bit too much contrast, probably also stem from the fact that you didn't use any GI/Radiosity (or did you??)

 

-RM

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Absolutely, get rid of that car completely...but i would have a look at the driveway, that angle looks realy nasty.
Right--that car would lose its lower front panel trying to drive in. So if you must show a car, better make it a Jeep.

 

The view is awful. Try to either get INSIDE the paranoid wall so you see the house, or, if you must be outside the property get much farther back. As it is the wall has such an acute perspective that it takes over the view. Move back, flatten out the perspective. Also, the bits framing the property need to work better with the subject. Now the whole thing looks too much like a collage. Perhaps also try a higher view--up at the level of the balcony or just above the eave line.

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I would go with Ernest's suggestion of a higher view. It would minimize the paranoid wall and make the courtyard appear larger. Also, the roof seems too saturated to me. I would make the palm trunks light brown instead of gray and add some low lying growies around the front of the house.

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