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Very nice. The apple especially looks so realistic.
(1 year and 169 days ago)not sure but perhaps the orange looks a little flat.
This would have been hard to catch, they fly so fast.
Then I think this image would look even better.
(1 year and 222 days ago)Might I suggest that you crop the image a bit. Think of the rule of thirds and get rid of most of the background.
Looking better already.
(2 years and 4 days ago)He's very cute.
(2 years and 4 days ago)I think the only thing missing is a bright twinkle in the eye.
A good effort, though I think you are good enough to improve this dragon fly a lot.
(2 years and 5 days ago)If you have a look at some reference images (sxc has 424 dragonfly pictures) you can see that the tops of the legs are positioned much closer together, and the tails are split into several segments.
Perhaps if you also made the background green instead of red and positioned the dragonfly on a stick it would look even better.
All the best.
I was just looking at the sketchup plugins page (http://sketchup.google.com/download/plugins.html), you should have a look at the photorealistic renderers.

(2 years and 50 days ago)I'm not sure how easy they are to use but Kerkythea looks like it's completely free and Podium and Indigo Renderer seem to have a limited free version.
Keep up the good effort.
well done Phil! A great invention that doesn't even block your view of the tv.
(2 years and 340 days ago)