Architecture interior - Bathroom #4

Quoting one of my mentors "a model can be optimized indefinitely, so there has to be point, where the artist decides to go no further"... So that I decided is now the final bathroom, especially as I need to attend to other projects as well.

But I believe it is a fairly good result.

The raw one without post production:

Then adding the lens effects, glare and bloom, the lens distortions (I choose an IPhone effect), chromatic abberation and vignetting:


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