Photography and 3D visualization are two distinct visual mediums, each serving unique purposes. Photography captures real-world scenes and subjects through a lens, preserving moments as they exist in reality. It operates within the boundaries of natural lighting, perspective, and physical environments.
In contrast, 3D visualization is a computer-generated medium that offers complete creative control. It allows manipulation of lighting, textures, angles, and environments to achieve any desired effect — whether realistic or fantastical. Unlike photography, which is best suited for documenting real-life subjects, 3D graphics excel in visualizing concepts, products, or spaces that are either non-existent, under development, or impractical to photograph.
Together, both mediums complement each other — one grounded in reality, the other limitless in imagination.
