A knights return by poser4me

Poser • Medieval • posted on Sep 20, 2021

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Description

Thou hast returned upon wings of eagles, with good news I pray thee.Now then, speak. Credit: Fairytale Collection - Palace Entrance Daz3d Primadonna Bundle Daz3d Knight Champion for M4 Daz3d

Production Credits

HiveWire Horse

By HiveWire3D

$29.95 USD

Flinks Sky 2 - Dramatic Skies

By Flink

$19.90 USD

Comments (11)

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RubyTuesday70

4:29AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Just beautiful!!! Impeccable use of lighting as always. I love ho the scene is rather simple in it's elements yet very emotional.

poser4me

8:32AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Thank you, I had to do some logistical gymnastics to finish this one. 🥴

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paul_gormley

5:31AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

I think he is mumbling, where are all the bloody servants and where's my coffee" — a great looking and romantic interior

poser4me

8:20AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Ha, that's funny. I was going to have him say. " I just saved 15 percent on my car insurance by switching to...". Thanks 😁

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uncollared

6:41AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Beautiful setting and lighting

poser4me

8:24AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Thank you, a simple scene can sometimes hard to pull off.

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mifdesign

6:53AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Just a jaw dropping, outstanding fabulous awesome, magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. Only. It just looks unbelievable awesome.

poser4me

8:27AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Thank you so much 🌝

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JohnnyM

8:54AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

This scene is beautiful...the scope of the immense interior shot is so well done! Getting the right camera angle for that one shot is never an easy thing to do. In a single render, you only get one shot at it, where as in an animation you have many opportunities with multiple cameras. What may appear simple at first glance (as you mentioned on above comments) can at times be the most difficult to pull off. I usually struggle with the easy ones! Excellent work! :-)

poser4me

10:08AM | Mon, 20 September 2021

Thank you, When I saw this set piece I knew it had so many possibilities for some good scenes. I can imagine what you could do with this in one of your animations. Pan zooms and the whole bit, hey thanks again. :)

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