Ok, I'm a beginner. Here's some evidence. There are just 3 or 4 textures in it, roughly modelled a balcony and repeated it a couple of times.

There's no other than the default light or anything, most of the shadows are painted, textures are missing... etc.!

I just try to get along with the technique. It looks flat and boring. Even not enough for simple game geometry i reckon.

I need to do more variations or profiles for the floors. But its hard to extrude them from the Lobeda photos I made. The model needs depth and detail.

All in all it took me a long time just to get along with where to click and stuff. It's a long way to build fine models and textures. I'm far away from that right now and it's kindof not very motivating to see things move so slow.

The idea is still to create some massive repeating megastructures. Take my screenprints into the third dimension or something.

Photorealistic is too far off for me, so I have to see how I can gain some nice results in another way.

The 3d stuff should still be the source material for a 10 frame animation to use with a lenticular print.

Maybe I shouldn't even try to use Photos as sources instead only orienting on geometrical and graphical shapes.