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Bankside, London

In 2003, a suicide barrier was erected along the Bloor Viaduct -- one of the the major throughfares connecting a city cut in half by the Don Valley. At one point, the Prince Edward Viaduct (the official name for the bridge) was apparently the second most fatal standing structure -- a suicide magnet -- ranking behind only the Golden Gate Bridge.

Since 2003, these old lookout binoculars have fallen into disrepair. You can still look through them, but all you get is an eyeful of thick wiring. All the hinges and joints no longer move. It's quite the sad little relic. But better the death of a piece of machinery, I guess...

I ran three bracketed images through Photomatix, using the Detail Enhancer. There is some blurriness and ghosting that can be seen when viewing this image in larger sizes. I didn't use a tripod to set up this shot and Photomatix wasn't able to complete align the images.

Dusk renders of a proposed extension to a town house in Chelsea Square, London.

Wilkinson King Architects

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Taïkoo Hui - Tianhe, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

HDA : Specialist Design consultants

Client : Swire Properties Inc.

Architect: Arquitectonica

Date : 2005 - 2010

See more at : www.hda-paris.com/

Cola de render !

WorldMachine island render with baked lightmaps and flowmap. Water bodies, rivers, streams and the ocean added using photoshop. The island is still a long way from being finished, but the basic layout is now complete, allowing me to focus on medium to high levels of detail. Once the island has been almost fully detailed at a medium to high level, i can start adding textures and vegetation. I want to postpone texturing and adding vegetation till the end as it will dramatically effect performance in the editor and i dont want to get sidetracked with those details. I want to avoid using lots of geometry objects such as rocks to shape the terrain, as i will be pushing the limits of objects in one map, instead focusing on making the terrain as detailed as possible and use voxels for the more intricate details.

I should point out that this image is in fact a full size 4096 render, but due to the limitations of the Flickr basic account, image sizes are limited to 1024.

When im a little more financially able, i will buy a pro account so the full size images can be seen.

Dewailly Cloister Roof - Amiens -France

HDA : Architect

Client : Ville d’Amiens

Architect: H²O& HDA

Date : 2007

See more at : www.hda-paris.com/

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TopMod / Sunflow

I designed a "Studio Lighting" scene in Sketch-Up to place my TopMod models for rendering. I'm going for an "Apple Product Shot" look here.

Our future home (main floor)

Bankside, London

Estudo de criação de visualização tridimensional de curvas de nível.

Segundo Puesto Concurso Plaza Fundadores

Juan Camilo Arango, Juliana Ramirez ,Jose andres, Pablo botero, Amalia Ramirez

FINALISTA- Concurso tranvia historico de Buenos Aires

A 3D render of Accurascale's first wagon, the HUO hopper. More details can be found on accurascale.co.uk/announce-4mm-scale-huo/

Render by Jorge Mireles

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The object in the center was modeled using TopMod, and the cube environment it's in, was created using Structure Synth. Rendered in Sunflow, and tweaked in Photoshop to adjust the levels and color a bit. This render took about 33 hours, but could have used a bit more time to reduce the noise.

Thanks everyone, I just went over 5000 views on my flickr account!!

A square tower in lothingland, that threw me.

Nice, very grand and not short of a few bob. That was down to a millionaire Sir Samuel Peto, a railway man.I first heard of him whilst walking through the South seafront gardens and seeing the memorials that featured all his work he done for the area,especially Lowestoft.

Somerleyton is a beautiful place and worth a look. When we used to regularly drive this way, we often said how we would of liked to live here. Now though I want to be within view of tidal waters (I'm hooked).

Funny thing.

I was in the local Tesco getting some supplies, when out of the blue the chav girl serving me said (without prompting I might add). "That Twiggy shops in here, she looks really rough without her make-up, she lives in Somerleyton"

I bit my lip and ignored the urge to go down the old your no oil painting road.

Bloody cheeky mare.

Bet by the time she reaches Twiggys age she'll have a mouth like an ar*e through smoking and skin like a toad because of the lambrini!!

It's another case of missing Exif:

ISO 100

28mm

F4 @ 1/60Sec.

2 flashes:

430EX fired 1/8 power (DIY Beauty Dish)

optical slave w/blue gel

added a tattoo layer of the "Heroes" symbol

Edited in Gimp

7mm SPA render to be printed by Shapeways, converted from the OCA but surprising how many differences there are between the BR air-braked 4 wheel wagons. Drawn without a deck to reduce cost but a deck made from plasticard or printed on my PLA printer.