[Hervé]

I really like the last one...

what software are you using...?

[Maximus3D]

That's.. ALOT of glass hehe
Last pic is the best one, looks like instanced objects in a massive particleflow system..

/ Max

[Tyrone Marshall]

I really like the third scattered glass image.

I think the problem is your camera settings, your shutter speed may be too high!

[Thomas An.]

Yes the last one is real cool

[falconking]

How long was the render of the last one ????

[mgranizo]

Your images look like something out of Dali's paintings.

[tom]

last one looks good how many bounces?
IMO set the bounces 100 for this scene.

[x_site]

:: wow that looks fantastic..... ::

[Axe]

All are great, but I especially love that last one.

Was the vignetting due to a very low focal length?

The last one makes me think of what a swarm of glass bees might look like!

[michaelplogue]

Yes! Number three is fantastic. Great concept and rendering!

[GM5]

That last one is awesome. I think Tom is right about upping the bounces to 100. That might fix the dark areas.

-Greg

[subspark]

The one thing nobody has asked is how these images are so clean. How did you avoid all the noise Alibaba. Whenever I work with dieletric materials I run into all sorts off noise issues. Am I just asking all the important questions here or has this noise vs samples issue already been neutralized?

I mean theres just SOOO much glass interaction there its not funny.

Im sure everybody else is keen to know how this was acheived.

Cheers

[def4d]

Amazing!!!
I agree with Tom, you need maximum of bounces

[abgrafx3d]

This is awesome! I agree that number 3 is the one.

[falconking]

Hey, alibaba, I sended you a message, did you get it ? I need your help, please