Thanks, guys.
Hamish: Yeah, it was a lot of work. I usually take very spontaneous shots, without the benefit of scouting the location, setting up lighting, or lots of time to think about it. That usually means I just get what I get and have to do a lot more PP to get something I like. But in this case, I had the luxury of all that planning and people helping out, so I did most of the work before I ever pressed the shutter. There wasn't much processing needed. Doing the work up front is very different and more physically taxing... I was exhausted at the end of the day. I did tell them I'd go back when it opened for some shots with people in them. That'll be more my usual thing.
Brian: Thank you, sir! That image on the big screen is already there. I didn't add it. It's just a backlit photograph. On the third shot, those aren't mirrors, but photos of women burned into metal sheets. So I didn't have to PP myself out of the shot. It was already like that but just hard to see what it is because of the lamp in front of it. There are other shots where I did have mirrors I had to deal with, however.
