corten_pavillon_22mm_1
"Thanks for your kind words.
Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
I have used leaves from Marc Chaumier's plant library.
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Southwest House
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Comment by Kevin Lockwood on October 25, 2010 at 7:43am
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most of the foreground plants are added in photoshop. I toned them a little as the light didn't quite fit the look I wanted. The background image is a local shot I tool of the site the house was built on. I did add a reflection in the windows and a bit of glow in photoshop as well. Saving out the material channel from the nXt image editor helps to make those selections.
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Comment by akinlolu olugboji on October 25, 2010 at 4:42am
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The cactus seems to have a reflection which I do not seem to get or is it a mirage?
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My eyes could feel the glare of the sun in your rendering, was this done with nxt IE or in photoshot?
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Thank you!
I'm not using nXt plants on this image. There are All but a few of the plants near the building are legacy plants. the plants in the foregrounds are done in Photoshop.
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Comment by Alejandro Testa on September 21, 2010 at 9:09am
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Nice work. Are you using nxt plants?
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