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Intro­duc­tion

Those of us in the field of 3D often use the term “3D” very loosely — when artists often refer to the term, we typ­i­cally mean to dis­cuss a 2D image that has a more real­is­tic per­spec­tive (light­ing, shad­ows, and angles) that would be rep­re­sen­ta­tive of a stan­dard pho­to­graph. Just like our stan­dard “3D […]

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The Boule­vard du Tem­ple doesn’t look like much at first glance. We real­ize there must be some his­tor­i­cal impor­tance. But in a much deeper sense, we are look­ing at one of the first, beau­ti­ful pho­tographs of every day life and soci­ety. It is this sin­gle act of cap­tur­ing a per­son which has brought us to where we are today.

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Isaora Le Jeannic Photography

On February 27, 2010 By

I met very tal­ented per­son through the Behance Net­work sev­eral months ago and since then have had a few very short, but really won­der­ful con­ver­sa­tions with her. There’s many artists and pho­tog­ra­phers, but her work in par­tic­u­lar caught my atten­tion and seems to speak vol­umes to me. Her name is

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I would like to proudly announce that the March 2010 issue of 3D World mag­a­zine will fea­ture free sIBL sets from my HDR­Source HDR and sIBL libraries. These sets are free for com­mer­cial use to peo­ple who pur­chase this issue. Along with […]

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Intro­duc­tion

Unless you’re intent on liv­ing on the streets, work­ing side jobs, or are for­tu­nate to have the sup­port of wealthy par­ents and bene­fac­tors, most of us at one point or another have to ask our­selves — “what prices should I charge?” Pric­ing out and valu­ing your work is a great mys­tery.  If you look […]

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