I forgot to say that it is very important to arrange our selected photos correctly. If Daenerys has a light source on the left hand side, then you need to put her in the right place relative to the light source in the room. In my interior, it's a chandelier. If you put Daenerys to the right of the chandelier, then there will be an unnatural lighting of the figure. If everything is done correctly, it will be as similar as possible to the real human figure in the interior. You can go even further and use more accurate information. For example, in Wikipedia, you can often find information about the true height of an actor, and then the figure of a real artist will be as realistic as possible. For example, the height of the wonderful actor Peter Dinklage is 132cm (eyes minus 13cm = 119 cm). If everything is done correctly, everything will be as it really is, without distorting the growth of a real person. The height of actress Emilia Clarke, who played Daenerys in the series, is 157 cm. So I was a little mistaken, in reality Emilia's eyes will be at a height of 144cm, but we can assume shoes with heels, I probably wasn't much mistaken)).
It is also important to monitor the skin tone of people if they are nearby. For example, the girls on the couch have clearly just come from a southern resort, and the rest have not been there for a long time and look pale next to such southern beauties. This can be taken into account in the selection of photos and their location in space, so that they do not argue with each other in such small things.
To make the photos look attractive under a light source, I covered each figure with a compact 5-8% hemisphere hood, it illuminates the head and shoulders. This gives a sense of overhead lighting and a more complex image. I tried to correct different skin tones, for example, I covered pale-faced beauties with an orange cap, corrected the situation a little, but it didn't work out at all.
