Although I like it, I feel that it is a bit bare. Something (a person or something else) needs to be in the scene.

Love all the versions of Sanctuary, makes you wish you could live there forever. Thanks my friend.

Sneaky,Ryan. Sneaky easter egg kitty.



BTW, on a recent road trip (MT to NM) I saw a few formations in suitable lighting that you might like. Strata and selective erosion NW of ABQ. Want?

Too much odd pixelation/dithering, e.g. both handrail and ceiling. Both day and night versions. Running my copies through photoshop to smooth.

My mistake. The DAY one has a cat. Can a person (reflecting) be put in the night one?

I love it! In the day shot, you have a person standing there (using the sanctuary). I think it would be great to include a person in the evening one as well. Whaddya think?

One thing I forgot. That warm glow hints of a room that's behind the viewer. Its light reflects off of the tile and the inside railing. It is also inviting, and makes me want to see what that room might look like.

I really like the daytime version, but there are times when even beautiful daytime scenes seem one-dimensional. Often, there is nothing hidden to peak your imagination, everything is lit and available for viewing. I love the night scene. It's mysterious, yet inviting. Though it's not visible in itself, I see reflections of moonlight in the valley mist and on the railing. And, yes, I see the cat!! I'm glad he/she is away from the edge (since it looks like a long drop to the valley!). Yeah, I'd like to visit there! And.....I love the multi-screen version, tho' I don't need it.

@Ryan: Once again, the dual-screen 5K render seems to be missing. Could you add it, please?



Overall I like this. Not as good as the daytime version, but still nice.

...but it's still missing something in the middle where the steps are focusing our attention on, well, nothing.

It seems to have lost the crispness of the daytime version. The railing doesnt look smooth at all. However, I did find the cat after searching for way longer than I should have. Glad he/she is still there.

@ Xetal... Look closer ;)

...I prefer the day version this time around - and not just because the cat's not there. But that's the thing: it's missing something or someone in the middle where the cat used to be.

The color of the lighting for the scene makes it look kind of like an autumn version of the scene. Also, I'm wondering where the light is coming from - unlike the day scene, I'm not sure I see the planters or the railings casting any shadows?

this one is nice. I wouldn't mind seeing the others for comparison