Are you sure you didn't sneeze on your monitor, Peter?  :shock:

:oops::oops::oops::oops:

We have a very slow connection speed here- when I looked, they hadn't grown …………………..:roll::roll::roll:

I cheated Peter...Growmore was added between posts

i knew it wasn't me …………;-)

This area is still to be detailed.

Realism taken to new heights, brilliant Phil, especially the first one.

Outstanding!  :doublethumb

I'm impressed!

Simply Fantsatic!

How in the world did you even get the camera down in there?

Wayne

I am lost for words :mrgreen:
:doublethumb
VBG indeed.

Well observed and superbly executed modelling. I take my hat off to you Phil.

[user=22]Wayne Williams[/user] wrote:

How in the world did you even get the camera down in there?

Wayne

It would have been easy with a small camera, you know the compact ones, I have a 12mp but I didn't want to use it because it has a small lens so I used my Canon 40 D with a 28 x 70 lens, it just squashed into the area but focusing etc was difficult.

I've just realized that there's a cup in the background of picture 1 :shock:

It's got to be a Photoshop job me thinks, I'm not going through that camera stuff again :roll:

That's better, no cup or red tube of glue

 

From a different angle, all this area needs detailing :shock:

 

I really like your weathering Phil, maybe some day you can explain how you do it? What really caught my eye is the blending and how smooth it looks.

Wayne

Superb layout and modelling Phil :doublethumb

Wayne, the trick is to use a limited palette and spread the colours throughout the scene and with no abrupt changes.

Phil

Tremendous modelling in every respect; well done.

Ken.

[user=753]Phil.c[/user] wrote:

Wayne, the trick is to use a limited palette with no abrupt changes.
Phil

No abrupt changes, yep, that's my problem!

Wayne

Ride with the tide and go with the flow

What a difference a backscene makes…a Christmas present to myself

About 28' in total, a bit of a nightmare to install though especially with the sloping cieling and having to lean over everything with the wide part.

 

Pictures 3 and 7 were Photoshopped in the corner.

 

Phil