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Really well done. How did you manage these two different shades of blue at the background ?
Dear Pierre,
It was all natural lighting. At the time I lived in Leiden, which is a small town in Holland. Leiden has the kind of canals as you might know from Amsterdam. Back than I lived at a canal and the I guess the difference in the shade of blue is the difference in the amount the light had to travel inside the room.
Cheers,
Willem-Jan
Thank you, Willem-Jan, for your explainations. The colors due to this natural lighting are fantastic.