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from above them?
half ceiling with the angle of view causing the optical illusion of a full 'ceiling' ?? just a guess second guess would be THROUGH the walls themselves (semi light-transparent material)
Hmmm... indeed... I know where it should be...
Did you photoshop it out? Or is it above the scene - outside the alcove out of the picture? Cheers, John
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Looks to me like either it's been Photoshopped out of the top or the light source is outside of the frame... something like a snooted light aimed at it.
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There is a fake front, the light is up in the corner between the fake front and the top of the display..
When I say fake I mean that the hole in the front is smaller than the hole that the statues are standing in.. you could fit a larger box in the alcove than you can fit through the viewing port.. Am I making sense? at all? PlatinumWeaver / Dean
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I'm sort of with Dean, but with a slightly different perspective.
The appearance of the framing/walls/whatever at the top and sides is exactly that - the appearance, only. They're relly a part fo the front panel, and just painted in to give the 3D look, with a significant gap between that front piece and the rst of what we're seeing. The light source lies behind that front panel. g.
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