Thanks everybody for your suggestions and ideas. My challenge is the stack of flats I'm using is just exactly that, flat, maybe a 1/4" thick, so in essence the backdrop is 1 dimensional, if that makes sense, so I'm very limited in what I can do. The only solution I can think of is to find photos of street scenes where the buildings fronting the street gradually narrow or shrink (much like Dave's photo in the latest previous post), and sizing the photo to fit the space dedicated for the street scene that fits between the flats and the 3 dimensional buildings that will be in front of the flats. The other idea that I've been thinking of doing similar to Donald proposed which is having the street disappear under a bridge railing or tunnel and then add building flats above that railing so it looks like the street disappears into a canyon of buildings beyond the bridge. I've been searching for such photos online, and have found some that might work with some modification, but I'm not a graphic artist so I'm still searching.
Again thanks everyone, and I will post photos of my final product.
Chad
