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Ended 12/03/11 12:15 AM GMT
Winner: Inkeri
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1st place lmass: Makes me want to go inside and take a peek.
Logun7: Awesome shot Erja!! This is such a pretty place:)
Joanie: I truly believe you about them living there Erja. A most beautiful cabin and outstanding capture! Good luck :-)
Inkeri received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place Logun7: Congratulations!
Roseman_Stan: Excellent work here Chris. You got all the creative juices flowing well with this one.
purmusic: Bloody hell, that purmusic is harsh.
So..
You might be aware of the information contained in the following linked vid tutorial. If not, well grab a cuppa and have a look/listen..
Night street [16:51]
In and around the 5:33 mark in.. adding/adjusting light to light standards:
And a note on selective use of Volumetric light(ing) later on.
Couple of keyboard shortcuts noted as well, with respect to duplicating placement of objects, etc.. Viewed a few other vids on Geekatplay Studio- "Light In Vue Tutorials". Good good stuff? Maybe?
I am curious if you tried or thought of post processing your render in Photoshop. My pea brain immediately thought of using the Diffuse Glow filter for the fairies and that of the girl/woman. Just a thought.
coram9 received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place
Starry173: Very magical.
Tom
allisontaylor: A magical creation. I too enjoy the color tones and lighting. I'm on the fence with the lanterns. But I am not sure why? lol Love the mood.
dreamer100: Grass, bark and trees all truly lovely in natural texture and softness. It tells a story of isolation and quest even without your narrative. Good one.
4th place
rotcivski: Great entree. Well worked-beautifully put together.
Victor
Jhihmoac: Wonderfully done! faved...
casechaser: Excellent contest entree.
0930_23: Congratulations on your 4th place finish in the contest. It was a grand entry.
TicK
5th place cynlee: We should have a contest to see who can find all the hidden images in here, Lisa, and you should get a prize just for your tremendous effort and ingenuity in creating this amazing piece of work. Don't think I've ever used more than five layers at a time. Wow! Kudos, girl. What a splendid job you did on this and well before the dealine too. Best of luck in the contest!