Interior Render (Critics)

[brayangomez1]

Studio/Institution: Personal
Genre: Residential Interior
Software: Sketchup , Vray 3.4 , Photoshop
Description:

This is my first post and I would like to receive reviews about this image that I have made.

[heni30]

Hey, Overall quality is good but I had a couple of comments.

 

Your floor lines are getting pixelated.

I don't think you would have a glass vase on the floor like that where a cat, dog or person could easily knock it over.

The wall art work frame seems too low.

The light coming in almost horizontally makes the image more static - slight angle would be more interesting I think.

Pillows probably wouldn't be down on the dusty concrete floor.

Depth of field works better with close and far objects, I think. Unless this is for the chair manufacturer.

If the chair is the main focus, this is a very boring, un-informative view of it. It's like you're showing it in elevation.

Shelves could have more interesting accessories and a better variety of books.

 

Getting something to look realistic is the easy part.

Edited February 20, 2019 by heni30

[Lewis Garrison]

Who left them pillows on the floor! Haha.

I agree with the comments above. It's odd that the chair is blocking the walkway in. It's also not the most flattering angle of the chair. Might want to angle it towards the viewer. Otherwise don't make it the main focus.

[neil poppleton]

if the chair is the focal point of the shot then i want to see the chair front or portion, not the rear of it.

[robsonrezende]

I agree with what the others said. I would move the chair take it out of the path and rotate it. It's on the focus but with their back toward the cam.