In the foreground, close to the camera and very large, is a fine cut glass whisky tumbler. In it is a small amount of whisky with ice. Just visible are a mans fingers and thumb gently holding the tumbler. The hand is at an angle, because the mans wrested his arm on the chair he is sat in. In the background, and blurred by the camera's narrow depth of field, is the man holding the glass. He is slumped back in a high seat chair reclining. The scene is an opulent 17th century drawing room, lit by candle light, reflections and refractions of the candle light can be seen in the glass tumbler. The scene is somber, the atmosphere heavy, matching the emotions of the man in the chair --ar 16:9 --style raw