I have a small set of high-resolution photographs showing an Indian building that is still under construction. Your job is to add the finished exterior plaster so convincingly that a casual viewer believes the structure is already complete. Because the site follows local building practice, the look and texture of concrete must come through clearly—surface tone, micro-shadows, edge definition and all the subtle wear you would normally see on a freshly plastered, concrete-based façade in India. I do not want any artificial-looking retouching touches or AI-generated overlays; everything needs to be built up manually in Photoshop (or a comparable professional workflow) with meticulous attention to realistic lighting, perspective and material detail. When you deliver, I expect two things: 1. Layered PSD (or equivalent) so I can trace your adjustments if needed. 2. A flattened, print-ready JPEG or TIFF in the original resolution, colour-matched and free of halos or artefacts. If you are comfortable matching Indian concrete finishes by eye and can turn these few images around quickly, let’s get started.