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I can´t upload more pictures than the featured image(already try flash etc), so I will just post the main image on each post.
This is the plan for the final image, I stood to the idea of a short break after class, so it will show a girl relaxing waiting for her next class.
These are the cameras I try, I wanted to show a bit of the sorroundings, without getting to close to the school. I choose this one because I think it makes you feel the free space on the back of the school, and I saw this wall on the edge of the road and feel like taking a break here, besides after this, I search for it on google maps and saw a student sitting here listening to music, so I tagged it as a good spot.
The render will show the school in a winter day, with a student taking a brief nap after an early class.
This is the final image, it was created using 3ds Max, Vray, Forest and some elements with Railclone.
Post-production was made with Photoshop.
This is the final render before post production.
After a short study of the museum, ideas start popping in your head, so its time to start bringing some of them into more tangible toughs by looking into web references.
Illumination, terrain and colors are some of the first concepts that I usually begin to search, so I can draw a general idea of the image I want to create.
