Interior scene

[Anonymous]

My previous post in this forum was a long time ago and I found I really missed the good natured critique and advice from the community. So, there is a recent work of mine.

For the record:
Original size: 2000/1500 pixels. Faces: 287 220. Render time: 2 h 50 min. Rendered in Max with VRay. Modelled in AC, except for: sofas and chairs - .max-models from the Internet; bottles, plates, window handles and curtains - modelled in Max.

As I have said before - I will welcome all the critique!

[Anonymous]

Original size

[Anonymous]

Are you not happy with something particular?, because for me it looks like a great render! Well done!
Only thing I would improve is overall mood of the scene - to tell more about the location. I picked "sunny afternoon" for example.
Again, great job mate

[Anonymous]

I have to say that it really looks goooood. Maybe you could change material of those objects near the door.

I have a question for the tigr: Did you used Photoshop in order to create more light in the scene? And how did you do that

[Rakela Raul]

critique what? u meant, u welcome compliments !!

fantastic to me mister !!!!!!

[Dwight]

Oo, baby!
The bile of envy rises in my throat.

[Anonymous]

To WhiteMan:

Yes, it was Photoshop - The Ultimate Afterrender Doctor

- level adjustment
- saturation
- diffuse glow filter

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much for your comments! I am really flattered to receive such praise from you guys! I will do my best not to raise my nose up!
Pawel, I really like the sunny look of your picture - especially since it is winter now in Bulgaria!

[Dwight]

neutralized.

[Steve Jepson]

reflection on door frame material could be less. It is picking up some reflection that seems too much.
I would not fix it with a new render. Touch it up in photo shop or something.

a background of something outside the window might add a little something. Not necessisarily any better than what you have. Did you try it that way?

good job!