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From mjklein00@msn.com:
Some really nice textures. Nicely done.







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From kantell@qup.com:
There is too much emphasis on the left side.  This would have been more
effective if both "worlds" were given equal billing, so to speak.  The
right-hand world is almost unnoticeable because it is tucked away.  (You might
have been making a commentary about how "small" the world is, but in this case
I think it would have been better to equal it out.)

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From charliemc@prodigy.net:
Love the detail.



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From tim_cutho@smileyface.com:

It really shows the different forms of contrast very well. Good job.
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From d@daves-house.net:
A really beautiful image, with plenty of contrast, but something feels out of
place... great work though!

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From hgregory3@aol.com:
Artistic - Gorgeous! Very High Marks Awarded!
Technical - Excellent work! Again VHM Awarded!
Concept - Spot on!

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From StephenF@whoever.com:
A very nice detailed scene which illustrates the topic 
well.  Nice job clothing the woman (I can imagine how 
difficult it would be.)  The right-hand curtain seems a 
little too regular in its shaping, but overall, good job.

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From gmccarter@hotmail.com:
The lack of hard shadows in some areas (the bed legs, at the drape cords,
under the dresser, and most notably at her shoes) is a little disturbing and
makes the image say "scanline!".  I like the stretched-out aspect ratio,
very appropriate for this image.  Very nice work, especially on the dark
side.

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From hfventer@ing.sun.ac.za:
The figuires seem a bit unattached in the scene.  It 
would have been better without them


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From file:
Great details in  your image. Thanks for the detailed description. Helps us non
3DS people better understand.
Notable for composition


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From file:
Hmmm... nice contrast, but I wonder why the "poor" side is so little (first
bcos, as pure raytracing, it looks better, and also bcos in real world it is
bigger).  jaime@ctav.es