This render is done in Poser 7 for the most part. I'm running into a problem of wanting to get the whole picture too complicated for the program to handle. So I'm rendering the image in layers. The background is a single render. The woman and child, another render. The guy holding the bag, the last render. Then each one comes in as PSD layers in Photoshop. On this one I did the perspective shadow with the Alien Impact Plug-In. But that leaves the poles and other things without the correct shadow. Okay, enough of the technical stuff. From DAZ studios comes the woman, a Victoria 4.1 character and her Millennium Baby. her shoes, the light poles, the walkways, the Deco Club building to the immediate left and the first store across the street on the left. The mailbox, newspaper machine and fire hydrant are from the commercial Bowery collection. The guy is another variation of dials on Apollo Maximus by Anton Kisiel, along with the T-shirt, pants and boots he's wearing. I put my own blue jean texture on the pants. The shopping bag is a free prop from equanimityiseverything@yahoo.co.uk. The girl is wearing cut off shorts and a T-top shirt by Kirwyn. She is also wearing the Pregipessa hair by Maria from Greece. The third store on the left and the one at the very end of the street are simple geometric boxes with a wood texture on one, and a brick texture on the other. See what I mean about the picture getting too complicated, with so many models?
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