[fv]

Hi, I got this link from a friend of mine.
I do not know if it has any Maxwell renderings in it but I have never been as inspired by renderings as I was looking at this site. At first I thought it was about photography and film.
What do you think here looking at these renderings, they are not mine, don't know who made them.

http://www.thirdseventh.com/index.php?/ ... s--lights/

Francois

[numerobis]

this is done with max and v-ray by Alex Roman.

http://thirdseventh.cgsociety.org/gallery/

[iker]

http://www.thirdseventh.com/index.php?/ ... dimension/ <--- pure art


...but I guess this is an off-topic thread

[Joedex]

And to add just a little bit more information... http://area.autodesk.com/inhouse/bts/pu ... alex_roman

[fv]

Hi, I posted this linkjust because I find my own renderings made with SU and Maxwell far less scenic and less artistic. I am an architectural photographer and I am often frustrated with CAD images in architecture, made by me and often also made by others.

As a photographer I make photos of buildings in beuatiful light, hardly any people and of course of actually build objects. As an CAD artist my clients ask for images with lots of people, crazy wide angle shots and basicly flat and straightforward images. There is a big difference in selling a design through CAD images and making an artistic impression of a well concieved design. The difference between making an illustration and creating an atmosphere.

Well, its a little of topic but here in the Maxwell gallery, for those who are into architectural presentations its very interesting compared to the work shown here in this forum section.
Thanks for the link to the interview. Very interesting.

[rusteberg]

fv, thanks for posting this. first time i have seen this. regardless of what renderer/program/region of the ether was used, it's incredibly inspiring to say the least.

[numerobis]

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