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Horses
I played with Terrains... and set some Horses on the way. Renderoptions: normal Light is only the sunlight from the Sky.(I don't know yet anything about HDRI and special lightning...) I be grateful about your critic. YP
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thank you Horo. :-) I like these Sky for my Pic, because it brings a little bit dramatic in. I think I try it with another sky - to see how it seems then. Maybe the effect will be determined entirely different..... I like such attempts. So I'll post it then one more Time.
I like the dynamic of this picture, in two senses: the light and the movement implied my the horses. It has a sombre feeling fitting with the sky. It could be made to a more cheerful picture with a friendlier sky and brighter lights. But the character of the artwork would completely change. There are many ways to brighten up very dark shadows if desired. Placing a radial at the camera position as suggested by slepalex is a simple and efficient way to accomplish this - I've used this method several times. You are on your way, Yellow Pen, just keep it up. Replacing it is not possible and deleting it removes all comments. But you can always upload version 2, 3, ... to show the improvements. There is nothing wrong with this and many of us have done so.
thank you STKydd :-)
Very well done, horses look great.
Always please, Pen. My English is even worse. :) However your "wrong" English my electronic translator translates even better, than "correct". I even have translated almost German word "lerning". It is impossible to replace a picture here. It is possible to remove only. But then all comments will be removed. Better you once again load the edited variant if you are assured of the work termination. But don't hasten. Wait for comments of other users.
--- thanks for your nice Compliment and your tipp, Slepalex. I did it, and it looks better, the Contrast is now not so hard. I was not sure about the placing of the light... so I tried different positions and hope I found the best for it. Because I'm still lerning I need some help sometimes... and I don't know if I shall post my corrected Pic again...? (Sorry about my english)
Excellent dynamical picture! A little work with the lighting. Most a simple way: place Radial Light in coordinates of the camera with intensity 1 or about that and falloff None. Shadows switch off.