Chicago Loft by Bertrand Benoit

Here’s a remarkable little Déjà vu for you… Last year started with a spotlight on Bertrand Benoit’s Tribeca Loft, and today he posts his new Chicago Loft images on the forums! Perfect timing & execution as you would expect of him. Last month Bertrand released the Chicago Loft scene for sale on Turbosquid in clean form so that you can populate it with your own models, serving as a showcase set – His current set of images is a great example of how this could be done.

Here are Bertrand’s images that he made in this set. You can see all of them in his flickr set for this.

Check out Bertrand’s forum thread too – Chicago Loft (comes to life)

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      • tomglimps
        tomglimps says:

        @ronenbekerman good point =) do believe that after sooner rather than later we’ll see realtime in this quality =) that’s next step..

  1. TiagoAlexandrino
    TiagoAlexandrino says:

    Bertrand works are always the best for me, outstanding realism in each image. Love the details all around the loft!

  2. JurajTalcik
    JurajTalcik says:

    It’s not even worth commenting how technically perfect it is.I love his eye for photography, beautiful compositions, color mood, lightning. Such a stunning work, it’s beyond inspirational.

  3. MikeDugenioHansen
    MikeDugenioHansen says:

    Obviously the amazing skills of bbb3viz always puts my own work in perspective.

    This is really, The Best of Interior Architecture Visualisation. period.

    I can only say that the loft scene is an amazing source of learning, I’m currently in the process of examining ‘EVERYTHING’. And later I’m planning on redoing the entire scene in order to hopefully learn more about it.

  4. ChristianMiranda
    ChristianMiranda says:

    Another excellent set of photorealistic images from Bertrand Benoit. I really like the way he uses his virtual camera, his models and shaders. He makes some of the best uses of chromatic aberration in this industry too. Thanks for sharing, Ronen. Eyecandy!

  5. TiagoAlexandrino
    TiagoAlexandrino says:

    We would love to see some of your brilliant works on Arch-Factory.com Forum too! This message is directed to all the users too 😉

  6. nnamdiakubuiro
    nnamdiakubuiro says:

    I’ve made my conclusion…BENARD isn’t human…simple!!!!…..Amazing images…5 thumbs up.

  7. nnamdiakubuiro
    nnamdiakubuiro says:

    I’ve made my conclusion…BERTRAND isn’t human…simple!!!!…..Amazing images…5 thumbs up.

    • kodissimo
      kodissimo says:

      @nnamdiakubuiro hahaha… i’m wondering sometimes when i’m looking at all Bertrand’s images (these and all older published): is he have some kind of secret plugins for 3ds max which can convert real photos to 3d models/scenes and automaticly setting everything up in vray to push only the render button?! 🙂 it is unnecesary now to ask questions like: why he didn’t publish his work in citylife challenge? who could find time to create an entry while making excellent piece of art like these shots! one more time: amazing, fantastic, outstanding! 😉

  8. whitebirchstud
    whitebirchstud says:

    The 4th image has a little issue with the lamp, being smack-dab in the middle, and aligning perfectly with the window opening. it is bothering my eye… but that’s just me 🙂 great work!

  9. isucur
    isucur says:

    I must say I’ve been enjoying every minute looking at those amazing images and this outfitted shots look really impressive!! Thanks Bertrand for giving us the opportunity to peek into your workflow!!

    Cheers

  10. Alain
    Alain says:

    Amazing !

    This is not just Architecture Visualization, this is real Art !

    Kind regards

    Alain

  11. RobertJohn
    RobertJohn says:

    Hey guys, does somebody of you know something about the scene lighting in this scene you can buy on turbosquid? I asked there, but didnt get any answer. Just want to know if it comes with hdri or not. Thanks!

  12. BBB3
    BBB3 says:

    Hi Robert. No, the scene is lit with a jpg plugged into a DomeLight. For very overcast skies, like here, there is not much difference in the dynamic range of an HDR image and a jpg. The directional lighting is provided by a Max direct light (in order to have control of the colour).

  13. cpcdron
    cpcdron says:

    Bertrand, would you be so kind to show us your material workflow? Your’s are just amazing! Congratulations!!

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