> Here is a suggestion to help to filter painted images from truely computed.
> 
> What about a post-dead-line mandatory submission of nearly the same image, with a
> substitution, addition and/or removal with/of basic shape and texture, along with a
move
> of an existing object.
> 
> For instance, for your picture:

> vertical axis (either clockwise or counter, up to you)
>   2. Put a sheet of paper in front-side of fridge. To hold it, use either
> red/black/blue/yellow magnet (small cylinders are ok)
>     For extra bonus, the sheet of paper is the original picture. (not mandatory)
>   3. Put a duplicate of the cup, upside down, near the coffee-machine. Colours can
be changed.
> 
> Submitted second picture MUST match the original one, excepted for the requested
features.
> 
> It's a bit of work for the IRTC-men, but that way, basic collage/transformation of
format
> are still allowable, and painted become a pain to really win something (even
respect).
> 
> 
> 
> Real suggestion for your image: all the wooden doors are missing a knob...

Some other possible variations:
Change in the colour of one light source.
Change in the location of one or several light source(s).
Add or remove a light source.
Add a mirror somewhere where it's obviously visible.
If there is already a mirror, change it's location or orientation.
Move the camera around the scene.
If focal blur was used, remove it, if not, add it.


Alain

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