Architectural realism is often described as the ability to make a rendering look like a photograph. That definition is incomplete. A realistic architectural image must do more than reproduce convincing light, reflections, and textures. It must communicate the project truthfully. The geometry should reflect the design. Materials should behave as they would in the built environment. The camera should represent a believable viewpoint. Landscaping, neighboring buildings, people,

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