I posted on here a couple of days ago and was so genuinely impressed by everyone's feedback I want to use it again. I'm trying to do a historical representational picture of some caves on the island where I live. These caves used to be used by the indigenous Lucayan Indians, so I want to paint a scene of them using them. I have some good reference pictures of how they would've looked but I'm not sure how to place them. I've put a stick figure in for scale. There can be as many or as few as necessary. There will be shafts of light coming down through the holes in the cave ceiling so I know I definitely want a small campfire with the smoke going through the light. The background still has a fair amount of work to go including a lot of vines and sunlight dappled on the ground and the shafts of light coming through the holes. I'll add my reference photo I'm using so you can get an idea of what it should look like but obviously it doesn't have people or shafts of light. Any suggestions on how to place the people and any criticism on colour/saturation/contrast is welcome too. Thanks everyone :)