Think the 4 interior nano lights, although bought warm versus bright are a tad bit too bright. This will be a good time to test out the product I mentioned months ago on this platform, apply to the lights to soften brightness down a bit more. My target is to have a soft light coming through the structure’s panels. Perhaps it’s just the iPhones camera angle that captured that one hot spot?
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omg. amazing photo. Great building
Non si capisce bene dalla foto.
Wow! Bravo, I love it! It reminds me of Japan! It’s beautiful.
I can see what you mean! The hot spot does look quite noticeable, but it could definitely be exaggerated by the camera. I think softening the lights a little could give you that gentle glow through the panels you’re aiming for, and it’ll be interesting to see how your product test turns out!
Amazing amazing!!! It looks so real!!!
@Joe-K it could be the camera lens hitting the one light maybe ? It looks good though
Can’t wait to see how it looks once you’ve adjusted them.
This is looking wonderful. That red really pops.
That’s an interesting idea. I can’t wait to see what it looks like once you try out your possible solution.
great photos and beautiful red colors
It looks really effective but I see what you mean about the brightness. Maybe check again in different lighting, it might be the angle.
very nice photo. it does create a very warmth and cozy vibe.
It looks great but I do understand what you mean by the lighting - it could just be the angle of the camera but it does make it look like the lights inside are really bright in comparison to the soft lighting on the outside
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This is so beautiful. I am amazed at how detailed this is 
It looks amazing already. I hope you’ll figure out how to soften the lighting
It’s so beautiful! It reminds me of the Forbidden City at night.