My first payed work ;)

[khaledbou]

Hello guys, so just want your opinions about my first serious non personal project

 

I did this couple of renders for 150$ :

 

https://www.behance.net/gallery/55555817/Interiors-for-a-client

[SgWRX]

excellent! love them! you should have gotten paid a lot more! $1500? the very last one, chairs around the table look a little hard edged, not soft and inviting to sit on.

[khaledbou]

excellent! love them! you should have gotten paid a lot more! $1500? the very last one, chairs around the table look a little hard edged, not soft and inviting to sit on.

 

Much thanks!! you're totally right, but at the current moment I'm more worried about finding clients rather than making large revenues... the competition is tough for freelancers...

weird how I didn't notice that flat chair until now XD

[Chris MacDonald]

Don't price yourself into redundancy.

 

These are very good, though I would say some are ever-so-slightly under exposed; something that a little post processing could fix easily. Other than that, I think try to get away from sticking the camera in the corner - try some flat shots straight down the centre of the room (especially with the dining table), and don't be afraid to use depth of field on shots such as the one with the bed in the foreground - it's fairly distracting.

[Ernest Burden III]

Agree, quite good, but stop charging so little.

 

The variation in drapes and fabrics are nice, but overdone. They are not contributing to a narrative. A little goes a long way.

 

Keep at it!