The Sleepover (v.2)

Yesterday I uploaded the "Sleepover" image to my gallery at DeviantArt. Today I revisited the scene and here is a different camera angle version of the same scene.

Though a few minor changes have been performed as well:

•  This image has higher resolution
• White-point balance has been adjusted so it can appear that the lighting of the scene has changed.
• After rendering the image I realized that the pose of the right hand fingers looks rather painful and unnatural (although still within "limits" defined by the figure in the DAZ runtime). So I adjusted the arm, hand and fingers pose a bit and re-rendered the image.
• During the second rendering attempt I also adjusted the vases so they optically don't look the same.
• Some other adjustments to the scene were made. However, none of those are visible from the current camera position and angle.

The reason why I changed and added stuff into the scene although it is not visible by the camera at the moment is that I usually build the scene first and then I look for a good camera angle. Sometimes this means that some or a lot of the scene detailing is not directly visible. However, if the scene contains reflective surfaces, then this work is not totally lost as many of such invisible objects become visible in those reflections and the scene then in general fills more complete and kind of "believable". Second reason is that I may revisit the scene and make more renders of it and then I don't have to spend time by filling the empty spaces.

Although this image is not directly ASFR / transformation themed it may not be completely true as while I was working on the scene I got an idea that could pretty much turn it into a TF sequence. Only this time, it would not be a typical scenario where the shown girl would fall victim to a villain and got herself transformed into an inanimate object. On the contrary, it is the depicted girl who would be in charge of carrying out the change of her partner and the TF theme is kind of unlike any I did so far (yet it falls into the inanimate category (sort of)). So with all that in mind, I'm not sure that this idea gets beyond these few images that have already been finished.

Anyway, attached and available for download are both the "full of pain" and adjusted versions of this image... Feel free to pick the one you like more...