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Relocated Bouquet Shadow Match

I moved the bouquet to a new table position in a layered layout and need the shadow to sit naturally so the spread rea…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I moved the bouquet to a new table position in a layered layout and need the shadow to sit…+
I moved the bouquet to a new table position in a layered layout and need the shadow to sit naturally so the spread reads real. I could paint a shadow, but I don’t want it to float or read like a pasted element. Explain how to build the shadow — direction, softness, opacity and color — so it integrates with the scene lighting, and one thing that will immediately give away a fake shadow so I can avoid it.
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Relocated bouquet must cast a believable shadow for the album spread due tomorrow

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Wedding / Event Photographer

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