One of the tougher assignments. The shadows where the hardest part. There were four different light sources that needed to be covered. After taking a self timed photo of myself in front of a window (so the light would be correct) I selected myself and placed me in front of my phone. I took many many photos of my phone to get the right angle. Then I took the edges of me in the right spots, selected them, and made them much whiter and brighter to simulate the phone screen. I needed a shadow put on the phone and the "tile shift" shadow was perfect. I then made the a shadow of the phone from the computer to add more depth. I achieved that by duplicating the layer of myself and then flipping it. Then turned it black and blurred it way out. I then used a perspective shift tool to stretch out my top so it is aligned with the desk's angle and threw a tiny tiny bit of transparency. Below, you can see the shadows I added in two different composites that sat on top of each other.
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