Retail Project_with VRay

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Hi Gilbert and Jason, Thank you very much for your input here. I really appreciate it!!! Yes, it was done with VRay and 3Ds Max! Hao la: There are reflections of the people on the floor...if you look close enough.:0) As you can imagine I have previously made the reflections more apparent; but didn't look right. The people and/or their clothing had to be much brighter like some of the objects in the scene in order to have the same level of reflectivity. Thanks pointing that out anyways. The Glass Spiders that you are referring to were not part of the new design because the proposed glass is less than half the size of glass depicted in the photo reference. You have a very good eye for detail Hao la...I must confess. As mentioned earlier I was asked to increase the curves and levels...as most clients like their design to be nice and bright...with depth. It's worth noting once more that this is a real project, not a "...personal recreation of...". Again, thank you All for weighing in on this visual!! :0) Ta Jamie http://jamiecardoso-mentalray.blogspot.co.uk/ .
My critics would be: _the shoes boxes on the shelves have wrong perspective (I understand they are texture map apply on boxes. but maybe a little more care in texture selection would solve the problem) _ The boots in the entrance display are not appropriate for kids (just my thought) _ The glass above the entrance needs some supports (i.e glass spider - just like in the photo reference) _ People need their reflection on the floor _ Pattern backlit walls look flat (in the reference there is a gradient from top to bottom to help define the shape of the wall). In the 3D rendering, it looks very flat. _ Overall, the image needs some works to get it look right.
So what you're saying is that this is a retail rendering done with VRay, right?
Very nice rendering. The one obvious thing missing are few kids to image.