Photogrammetry / Environments
When I was introduced to photogrammetry, I began to look at the world around me much differently.
With apps like Polycam, it became easy to scan snippets of interesting environments around me. These assets have become essential for filling 3D scenes with realistic and detailed models, keeping me constantly on the lookout for cool things to scan.
These assets are great building blocks for starting a project, and they allow me to focus on smaller details.
In some of my environment studies, I’ve experimented with large amounts of moving foliage—pushing the limits of my graphics card and offering new levels of realism in my scenes.
A photoscan of a graffiti-covered door, illuminated by flashing lights
A closer up view of this photoscan, highlighting its fine detail
Scene featuring photoscans of rocks and large highway pillars submerged underwater
An environment study focusing on implementing high amounts of dense moving plants and foilage into the scene
An environment study focusing on implementing high amounts of dense moving plants and foilage into the scene
A photoscan of my skateboard
A physics simulation using this photoscan
360 of a photoscanned sign