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Comment by Chris Fox on January 2, 2015 at 8:34pm
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Thanks George .. you said it better then I did.. Happy New Year to you!
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Comment by George Ioannidis on January 2, 2015 at 11:26am
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The shadow down left may be wrong a bit, though it could be cast by some high branches under certain circumstances (more vertical sunlight direction). But I am sure none of my customers, even the educated ones, could spot that "lie". For me, as an architect, the rendering is nice, clear, informative and well tonally and colour balanced. And in case your comment was meant as joke, poking or trolling, please use some emoticons to tell us so ;)
Far from all that, I wish to all nXt-ers Happy New Year with load of new rendering projects!
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Jelena,
Sometimes there is a difference between creating something aesthetically pleasing and something that is technically correct. I understand that some of the shading of the plants are casting shadows in different directions, this was done on purpose. The use of shadows in this rendering are used for depth and contrast. If I was doing a rendering that was studying the sun/shade impact of a building then obviously everything would have top be technically correct. Also, everyone is entitled to their opinion but to be insulting (outerspace???) is not what this forum is for.
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Comment by Jelena on January 2, 2015 at 7:23am
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George, please... shadow left and right? its not beautiful, it must be outer space!
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