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Posted on December 17, 2018January 30, 2019 by brentamorris

Architectural Renderings

I was asked to make some materials and do some quick renders to help a client create a 3D visualization for their clients who were having a house designed.

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I’m still so impressed by how sharp this long exposure was on my iPhone. I was able to get this without a tripod. Gotta love image stabilization.
There’s nothing quite like a cool river on a warm day.
Even though the trip ended with nonstop torrential rains it was a heck of an adventure. #seeyououtthere
This is a tribute to my camera; my most loved piece of gear. With it I’ve visited great cities and great walls in China. I’ve ridden camels in the Gobi desert. I’ve climbed to the top of Tianshan. I’ve traveled to and through national parks. I’ve chased waterfalls and meteor showers. I’ve camped on mountainsides and islands waiting on the perfect shot. I climbed volcanos and mountains in the Philippines. I fell down some of those same mountains. Every step of the way this camera has been with me. Sometimes the camera and I were beaten and battered, but I was always excited by where I ended up. In most cases I was there because of this camera. It made me push farther, climb higher, and be more patient than I would have on my own. With it I’ve captured memories and experiences that I will cherish for a lifetime. Perhaps more importantly with this camera I’ve been able to share those moments with others so that they too could enjoy those people and places. That’s why out of all of the gear I have my trusty camera is my most loved. #seeyououtthere
Beach birds were out in full force. It’s always great to get to see how animals act in their natural habitat. Like the little sandpiper in the first shot. It followed beside us as we kicked off our sandals and walked up and down the beach. If any other birds came close it would chase them away and go back to following us. Very interesting behavior.
While it wasn’t raining I got out in the ocean with @ccross18 while he was fly fishing. The sea was rough, but it made for some epic shots.
The storm just kept pushing in, but that didn’t deter us. The tumultuous skies just made the experience even more spectacular.
The south end of the island is really spectacular. I love the way it transitions from the wide open fields with the wild horses, turkeys, and deer to the beautiful saltwater marsh.
Sitting by the beautiful marshes at the south end of Cumberland Island and taking in their beauty. Salt water marshes are one of my favorite ecosystems; such incredible places.
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