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Nice! I like that table cover the most.

Maybe a more devided window frame would be better. That space right now is just a big white emptyness.

I think the Vermeer is pretty cool too...

http://www.nakayama.org/agora/9804-tosaki.html

-F

:: i am not a great fan of those chairs... something a bit more rustic like the table would look better. But the images are looking great! ::

very nice material.
are those bump map on the table? I realise if i use too much bump map it will lose the reflectiveness, how did u manage to get bump map and reflective material at the same time???

The overall atmosphere is pretty moody, which I like most !
The noise is not your fault anyway, wait, wait and wait....

YES.... what everyone said!...


also...

from a practical standpoint, I don't know anyone who would keep their (what I can only assume to be the primary place to eat meals) that close to a wall. The chairs can't be moved far enough back for an adult to get in and be comfortable.

and... for whatever reason, if that's where it was... better put chairmarks on the wall

ADDED: Oh, I just noticed, the carpet looks like a big striped bit of cardboard... fabric would have wrinkles of some kind... no matter how uptight the owners.
when the comment "big white void" was made, I think they meant that either the room is floating in a matrix inspired light-void... or window was actually a bank of lights. It's not generally possible to create this kind of image with either our eyes or a camera. With our eyes we can usually see mostly normal detail out a bright window. With a camera we would see colours and shapes in most over-exposed images.... that is... unless your photographing a room with a window facing a white void...



also wanted to add... I love the image and the style of chair/table.

hello!

you are deff getting a good feel going on in this room, but the floor scale throws me off a bit...those boards seem too wide and too short for the room. If you think about it, wood floor boards come in standard sizes, and have certain proportion to them that is constant. i see the same scale issue with the chairs. they seem a little bit too heavy. I mean to say that the chair legs seem a little too "fat" in relation to the size of the whole chair. I have noticed this in many scenes on this forum. it seems MR does not forgive even the slightest discrepancies in scale.

very nice mood... I like it a lot.... I just wish LW user will be able to do nice reflections soon.... ahhh... nice floor....

I'll be waiting for your further test ! Keep it up !