A man is sat in a high seat chair, he's reclining, almost slumped. His arm is outstretched, resting on the arm of the chair. Appearing large, because it is close to the camera and in the foreground, is a cut glass whisky tumbler, with a little whisky and ice in. He is holding the whisky glass carelessly and nonchalantly, it looks like its about to fall from his fingers. The photo is a visual representation of depression and the man is 'drowning his sorrows'. The background is blurred by the narrow depth of field. The scene is a very dimly lit, opulent 17th century drawing room, lit by candle light. Reflections and refractions of the candle light can just be seen in the glass tumbler. The scene is somber, the atmosphere heavy, matching the negative emotions that it is intended to represent --ar 16:9 --style raw  --s 30