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I really like the composition and the mood. I think the water should have some sharper crests here and there. Also, some dirt/weathering on the windmills and structure would add quite a bit to it. I have had great success with the vray dirt texture in diffuse. I use a pretty high contrast fractal noise in the radius and crank up the samples it really helps to add some grunge in the nooks and crannies. Sweet render!
Randy Burton ........................................................................................... Design Visualization Specialist Project Visualization Technical Resource Center P: 303-390-5902 F: 303-390-5934 burtonr@pbworld.com www.pbprojectviz.com
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It doesn't feel wet! splashes and some water drops on the camera should help. and the waves need that white foam/bubbles where smaller waves have fallen.
Also a bigger motion blur on the blades, they don't have that moving feel.
and I would put a very small random rotation on all those instances, they all seem to be pointing in the EXACT same direction, in reality they wouldn't be, they would turn to the best position automatically. just a touch, not something you would notice but would help sell it better.
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Ahoy mate....., very great job, the entire scene is so dramatic....I agree with all of the comments, more dirt, add seagulls add wet splashes.
Rich WardParsons Brinkerhoff, Denver Design Visualization Specialist
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Could also play with the perspective a bit since you're riding low and going for the drama shot. And dude, add Schmelkie floating by on a wave! Looks great.
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| looks awesome, but i think you could probably lose the seagulls, they are just a distraction imo. Nice picture tho, and love the mood, although im not sure if the blades would be lit up like that with the sky the way they are. perhaps overlaying some kind of reddish light on the blades to show the moody sky a bit more
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