Finally I have some time, as it rains like hell... so here is another one out of my series.

The work is great but the room.....ah the room itself is georgous.

Holy crap the detail is amazing in the room!

I don't remember giving you permission to work in my apartment. :)

Nice shot, nevertheless.

Originally Posted by BrettDeutsch I don't remember giving you permission to work in my apartment. :)

Did you forget Brett ? You told me that I could use your guest room

Another great image in your series.

However, it feels like a composite to me (if I'm wrong I'll sure feel dumb, but that's how it came across on first viewing!). There's something about the scale of the subjects to the table that feels slightly "off" (and I do see some artefacting/masking I think on the edge of the table right where they are standing); also, with all those windows, I feel like there should be more backlight behind them? Also, there's light on the nun's camera right hip, but none on the camera right side of the chair (or chair backrest) or rearmost rh table leg (look at the large turned carving at the top of the table leg). I'm sitting here trying to figure out if that could have been done with flagging and I suppose it could, but something is kind of confusing my eye....

In any case, that's tehcnical nit-picking - another great shot

I don't believe this is a composite.

Sam

ps: Great image!

Originally Posted by divamum Another great image in your series. However, it feels like a composite to me (if I'm wrong I'll sure feel dumb, but that's how it came across on first viewing!). There's something about the scale of the subjects to the table that feels slightly "off" (and I do see some artefacting/masking I think on the edge of the table right where they are standing); also, with all those windows, I feel like there should be more backlight behind them? Also, there's light on the nun's camera right hip, but none on the camera right side of the chair (or chair backrest) or rearmost rh table leg (look at the large turned carving at the top of the table leg). I'm sitting here trying to figure out if that could have been done with flagging and I suppose it could, but something is kind of confusing my eye.... In any case, that's tehcnical nit-picking - another great shot

You got it, two pictures in one... One on location "the guest room from Brett " and one studio shot.
Meanwhile I have worked on the shadows to make a bit better. But you spotted it.

Thanks for viewing

it is a very clearly a composite.. and it bugs me.. those two are a little too bright for my liking in this combo.