For my background, I chose to photograph the Waterfall in Kyoto Garden, at Holland Park. This location worked well at the end, due to planning the shoot ahead. Due to this I was able to capture the perspective that I wanted to. This location also gave me a chance to find other hidden elements at the location, which further inspired my idea. 

I then selected down the images using the R1,R2 and R3 workflow method taught in our previous session. This allowed me to come to a final decision and colour tag the 'best' shot that suited my idea. 

This is a quick composition I made on Photoshop, with the chosen back plate and the original Lavazza cup, which gave me a clear vision of my final idea. 

Final Landscape Image using the Selection and Masking method.