affinity photo Difficult day for the transport of buildings

[Moisés]

Here a montage with a good number of layers. It is amazing how little is seen in a photo all the work behind it.

Good week

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[GarryP]

Very nice indeed.

[Moisés]

Thanks you so much!

[GarryP]

You're welcome.

One concern I have - apart from the water damage to the lower apartments (and isn't there a light on in one of them?) - is that the rotor blades don't look very convincing to me; I would expect them to be more diffuse and transparent towards the ends.
Have a look at this thread https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=164556 for a discussion on rotors in CGI (especially the later pages).
Oh, and the left-hand 'lifting line' doesn't quite 'attach' to the building nicely, but that's a very minor quibble.

All-in-all though, lovely stuff.

[Moisés]

Good observation, just the rotors were a problem that later was going to fix, but in the end I left them as they were. I put the original photo. The truth is that I had to give him more Gaussian blur.

[Moisés]

2 hours ago, GarryP said:

You're welcome.

One concern I have - apart from the water damage to the lower apartments (and isn't there a light on in one of them?) - is that the rotor blades don't look very convincing to me; I would expect them to be more diffuse and transparent towards the ends.
Have a look at this thread https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=164556 for a discussion on rotors in CGI (especially the later pages).
Oh, and the left-hand 'lifting line' doesn't quite 'attach' to the building nicely, but that's a very minor quibble.

All-in-all though, lovely stuff.

Thanks for the criticism, actually I was not 100% satisfied either but I thought that the black spots on the rotors made it dramatic. Very thankful.