Historic Fez Canal Under a Bright Moroccan Sky

Photorealistic, ultra-detailed scene of a historic narrow canal in Fez, Morocco, flanked by sun-warmed earthen walls and centuries-old architecture. The canal is lined with carved plaster, blue-green zellij tilework around horseshoe arches, and wooden mashrabiyas and balconies. The water is calm and mirrors the bright cloudless blue sky above. In the foreground a weathered stone path runs along the bank with a small wooden boat moored beside it; locals in traditional djellabas and colorful kaftans stroll along, while distant minarets and domed roofs rise from the medina. Warm ochre and terracotta tones dominate, punctuated by turquoise accents. The composition is a low-angle view along the canal, guiding the eye through arches and narrow alleys toward the sunlit skyline; crisp textures on tiles, arches, doors, and plasterwork with gentle reflections on the water. Cinematic lighting, high contrast, slight lens flare. Lens: 35mm, aperture around f/5.6 for balanced depth of field, aspect ratio 16:9.