I have a set of backyard photographs and full architectural documents (site plan, elevations, and positioning notes) for a new residential project made up of Block A and Block B. Your task is to place those two blocks into each photo so that a viewer can immediately understand how the finished apartments will sit in the existing landscape. The overlays must read naturally at first glance. I need the scale locked to the supplied dimensions, the perspective matched to the camera angle, and the daylight in the source images preserved. Because the decision-makers care most about how the façades meet the eye, please give extra attention to windows and balconies—texture, rhythm, and depth should feel convincing even in a semi-realistic style rather than full photorealism. You will receive: • Original high-resolution backyard photos • DWG/PDF site plan, floor plans, and elevations with key heights and setbacks • Written guidance on the exact footprint location of each block Deliverables: 1. High-resolution layered images (PSD or TIFF) with the buildings integrated on a transparent layer so minor tweaks remain possible. 2. Flattened web-ready JPGs for presentation. 3. A brief note on the camera-match method or software settings you used (just enough for consistency on future shots). Daytime lighting dominates all reference photos, so match sun direction, strength, and colour temperature accordingly. If you have completed similar exterior composites—especially for multi-storey residential work—feel free to include one or two examples in your response; it helps me gauge your eye for detail. I am ready to supply files as soon as we agree on timing, approach, and milestones, and I’m happy to answer questions that help you start accurately.