
5 months ago
A towering 5-story pagoda, its slender spire fully visible at the top of the frame (slightly off-center to the right, 2:3 ratio). Weathered wooden beams and curved tiled roofs, each tier adorned with rusted bronze ornaments. Hyper-detailed textures: peeling vermilion lacquer, moss creeping up the base, fractured stone steps. A faint copper lantern (5% glow) hangs from the second-story eave, its light barely grazing the fog. A few sparse sakura petals (5% saturation) drift from off-canvas, mingling with two tiny silhouetted birds (sparrow-sized, mid-flight, 90% opacity) near the pagoda’s peak. The same luminous fog from the tree print lingers between the pillars, blending into the distance where the volcanic mountain and veiled moon reappear. Monochrome charcoal gradients with 10% white space, ultra-realistic depth of field. Ghost of Tsushima melancholy—add a cracked stone lantern at the base to mirror the tree’s ceramic plates. The scene feels alive yet hushed, as if the birds are fleeting visitors to this forgotten place.