looks good, maybe little more illumination inside, other than that it looks really good. Like the way you set up background image and mask unwanted parts with a wall

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Thanks altopais for the suggestion.... yeah.... i too thought abt lighting the interior as it looks somewhat dark. Well, in the next image i'll do the changes.

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Welcome back! Your renders look good, but it probably needs a bit more light and a bit less reflection. Are you using vray? If you are, just turn the glossy relfections down to .7 or .8.

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Yeah, i used vray for this work. I'll decrease the glossy reflections as u say... thanks for the tip.

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The image you are using for the external scene looks strange, it looks like this persons kitchen is sitting on the edge of a road?! The interior is good, but could use some bounced light.

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Hahahee!! yeah u r correct..... i too thought so, but did it in a hurry as i didn't had the correct image. i'll change the image in the next post. Thanks for the crits. and suggestion.

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Good to have you back!

Everybody has made some good point's so far.
I think you need to pay attention to scale and proportion. For example, consider how tall a person would have to be for the counter top to be at a usable height, then compare that person to the rest of the room.

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Chris

thanks chris.. I also feel gr8 to be back here..... not been here since two months coz i was busy with some other things.
well, i didn't get ur point of scale and proportion. what do u mean by counter top and usable height?? plz explain if u can.

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Counter tops are generally about pelvis high to a person. Now imagine a person standing in front of the counter. I could be wrong, but I think that person is going to look very big for that room. This may not be the problem at all, I'm just not getting a sense of scale.

Just for reference, You could create a biped and make it's pelvis come to just below the top of the counter.

It's hard to explain, does anyone else see what I mean?

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Chris

ok... chris ...appreciate ur effort to explain the concept though i didn't prefectly understand it. Thanks.

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Yeah its very easy to forget about how things scale in relation to a human. What i usually do is create a box at 1.5m representing a human then all my doors tables and chairs etc.. get scaled so he can fit. It helps alot to model to scale for anything architectural.

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