I want to show stakeholders how the bitumen footpath in front of my small heritage hotel in Millthorpe, NSW would look after resurfacing. You will receive: • High-resolution photos that I shot of the footpath sections near the main entrance (this is the only area we will focus on). • Manufacturer reference images for three finishes—Bluestone pavers, ungrouted dark-grey concrete bricks, and cobblestones. Your first task is to create ten photorealistic images: each “after” render must faithfully replace the existing bitumen with one of the new materials, matching scale, lighting, shadow direction and subtle wear so the result looks convincingly installed. The corresponding “before” photos remain untouched. I want each pair delivered as separate files rather than merged into a single frame. Once the imagery is approved, place every before/after pair into a short PowerPoint deck that feels classic and elegant. Use clean serif fonts, a restrained colour palette, simple slide transitions and plenty of white space so the surfaces stay centre stage. Acceptance criteria 1. Ten high-resolution “after” renders (jpg or png, min. 3000 px on the long edge). 2. Original “before” photos supplied back, unaltered. 3. A PowerPoint (.pptx) showing each before slide followed by its matching after slide, correctly labelled with the surface type. 4. Colour, perspective and texture alignment accurate enough that casual viewers believe the material is physically present. Photoshop (or equivalent), perspective warping, texture mapping and basic PowerPoint skills should be all you need. Let me know if any of the source images require reshooting or extra measurements before you begin. https://photos.app.goo.gl/ku4aoeGE9FfndoEW9