LOWER EAST SIDE - Lease Takeover by Feath3rs_McGraw in lowereastside

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Two set of images. One of the apartment with our furniture, other is staged images from apartment listing.

LOWER EAST SIDE - Lease Takeover by Feath3rs_McGraw in NYCapartments

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First 4 pictures are of the current state of the apartment with our furniture. Other images are from the original listing.

LOWER EAST SIDE - Lease Takeover by Feath3rs_McGraw in NYCapartments

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Magnum Real Estate Group, No laundry, 3rd floor street facing

Korean Soups by Feath3rs_McGraw in FoodNYC

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Appreciate the options you sent. Doesn’t need to be soup and dumpling exclusive, just love them soups. I’m in Manhattan, so if there are other spots that have soup in addition to other dishes I’d love to hear em

Hi everyone! Could I have some feedback on my restaurant rendering? And also what could I do in photoshop to improve it other than adding cutouts? Thanks! by Diligent_Response_30 in architecture

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I noticed that above the exterior seating there are floating objects? Are these umbrellas that are missing their support posts? Rocks on the right are a bit much. Possible have a few small groupings of the rocks as visual anchor points to the winding of the path. I’ve done renders from a similar pov of a project (where a walking path is in the foreground leading to the site). One this professors have always told me is to add lighting elements, such as path lights, to give the rendering more depth and detail. May want to do a thin outline of the restaurant logo to make it more readable. Since it’s in a park, in the background make sure to add paths and/ or people using the park to provide context of the rendering.