Just waited until reflections from outside were overpowered by inside details, but still enough outside light to light up outside of house.
Straightened, cropped, and resized first. Used highlight shadows to get maximum details throughout tonal range. Isolated hall overhead light and burned slightly to soften. Sharpened and saved for web.
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This is just very appealing to me...it makes me feel like a bit of a voyeur, but I think alot of us secretly love to look through other peoples windows to see what the inside is like...to see if it can tell us something about who lives there. I do like the "cool" exterior contrasted with the warmth of the inside. Nicely done.
I love the lighting here but wonder about the shiny part of the ceiling and wall. Is this "plastic wrap" in photoshop filters and if so, why come part down the wall?
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