Practising cinematic lighting in Blender

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I’ve been using BigMediumSmall assets and Scatter+Botaniq.
Hope I can get some criticism. Thanks!

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thank you! Really glad to be a part of such great community.

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This is a very good piece in my opinion… I don’t know why these toxic, dangerous Chernobyl like scenes are so fascinating to me… :rofl:

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Same haha! I’ve really enjoyed Chernobyl miniseries, packed with that kind of aestethics.

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You’re on the #featured row! :+1:

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Very nice artwork!
do you have an artstation page? :slight_smile:

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Thank you very much!

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These look great! :slight_smile:
They really have a cinematic feeling to it!
In some of them, the low DOF makes them look a bit like a miniature, not sure if that is the intention.
This is because using wide-angle lens like that typically have a large DOF (everything pretty much in focus) unless they are focusing really close (at macro distances) that would be my only criticism.
Really good work on the lighting, framing and composition, and those particles in the air really give the scene depth and a nice quality to the air!
Well done!

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Amazing work as always my friend! Excellent! :slightly_smiling_face:

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Couple of new renders. Inspired by Caspar David Friedrich. Rendered in Cycles and post-processed in Photoshop.

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Thank you for all the advices! Cheers.

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Damn dude :fire:

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Thanks man!

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really love this one :clap: :clap: :clap:

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Thanks Morteza!

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I see this topic only now, but you’re a real master at lighting and realism, great work :+1:

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