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    gaver
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    Frank21
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    I usually love ambient lighting but in this case I think direct sunshine would have been better. Some of the clothing (the non-actors) is not consistent with the period it suggests (car). Right hand figure looks contemporary, girl in polkadot dress looks 50s, and men didn't wear denim jeans in the 20s? unless they laborers, let alone skinny-jeans, >1960s.
    It's a very nicely constructed scene and I really don't want to diss it but these things kind of spoil it for me.

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    gaver
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    You got a point, I agree. Same with the chair. I am not able to create my own items, so I am limited to my lib content. Can't win ehm all...

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    Frank21
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    The table/chair/food is unnecessary scene-bloat and distracting.. I've actually got a retro "producer's chair" somewhere that might have been handy. The blue ground is a bit weird.... and I think I've got a nice realistic HD dirt texture/shader that would have suited.
    I haven't used DS for so long now I really don't remember everything I have after 20+ years, but I do love seeing what other people are doing. I kinda miss it to tell the truth. Moving on from an artistic tool after so long hasn't been easy, but I'm feeling old and needing something completely different.

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    #2090509
    ADAM
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    While i like the idea of showing snacks i agree its as distracting as a monty python image. Sometimes simply using a shader changes a mediocre prop to something completely different

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