Bricks in Motion
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It's about the cinematography Filip, not about cars 
. But i need to tell ya: the set IS CGI, my table was full of trash and I was tired so i just builded the set in LeoCad and rendered with Carrara 6.0
I like it. Though the cars would definitely benefit from having shadows.
You mean they're NOT flying! 
Ofcourse not 
TGTom - For some reason the colors in your entries always look pretty... ...gross. The olive green, orange, and brown just do not go together at all.
- Leo
I definetally agree with Leo, TG tom. I think you just need to experiment with different styles of lighting and different colors.
Here is another one. 
yeah, very well done. although you could have used some other type of brick for the sand. but very good 
I like the depth that the shot has, but I feel like the sky needs to be a lot brighter.
- Leo
I reallly like that shot, Gospelnut. Though you could have used tan bricks for the sand, but it's still one of the best shots this round. I have to disagree with you, Leo. I think the sky looks great.
TGTom - For some reason the colors in your entries always look pretty... ...gross. The olive green, orange, and brown just do not go together at all.
Yeah i thried to make a ''CSI-Miami'' feel, but i think that didn't worked out. The Color correction was a pretty huge job tough
That's really cool, Gospelnut, but I agree with Leo about the sky, if the sky was brighter, it wouldn't look like there was a lamp just above the set so much.
Gospelnut, the problem with that is that the lighting isn't convincing. Try surrounding the set with white paper to bounce the light, illuminating the sky more, and adjusting your white balance to get rid of the warm tint the image has right now.
I used just one light to see if I could get a sun-like glare in the top of my shot.(if I use two lights, the glare disappears) And I like the warm tint, as it gives the shot a hot, tropical feeling.
Yeah, i like the lighting like that. really good entry, Gospelnut.
Plus, it's about Pirates, and that's gotta count for something. 
I've got no school because of snow so i'm gonna make an entry.
When is the judging?
So I'm judging soon; Please try squeeze in any unfinished entries! 
-Jimmybob
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