[chrisnvp]

Sorry 'bout the chunk missing in the lower left of the images. Deleted client name.

Chris

[Bubbaloo]

The interiors are nice.
The exteriors need work with lighting. It looks like a stormy day. The backgrounds seem too dark and ominous.

[chrisnvp]

Hey Bubbaloo
Thanks for your comments
I noticed that you commented on both of my recent posts and indicated that both projects had issues with colour (Too yellow...too gloomy)
Could it be that the screen you are using to view my renderings is the issue.
(With all humility) My screen is colour adjusted to match my printer so that the colours are accurate. (They look great on my screen.) I have always struggled with this problem with my clients when they view what i send them on their own screen.
As far as i know the only solution is to use web safe colours or to print a hard copy and mail it.

(Either that or just ignore small colour issues)

Best regards
Chris

[Bubbaloo]

It could be that.
I use an adobe profile for my screen and it is a dvi connection.
You just never know what it's going to look like on another's screen.
Maybe someone else can comment on this subject and tell us what they see...
Nice work, nonetheless!

[Frances]

I think if it was a monitor issue, all of the renders would have color issues. Some of the interior renders do have a golden cast to them, perhaps the emitter temp is more toward the warm on some of the luminaires? I see it, but I don't see it as problematic. For the exteriors though, it seems that the background doesn't match the lighting conditions.

[sandykoufax]

I like the second interior image.

But your exterior scene, I agree the sky is too dark.

[Fernando Tella]

I find the sky too dark too in the last two, but general lighting is fine I think.

I like the interior shots a lot. Did you used physical sky for the interior shots? They are quite clean of noise.

For the exterior ones I miss some background trees or something cause you can see there's nothing behind but are quite nice too.