Goblin at Stonehenge: Photoreal Dawn Encounter

A photorealistic goblin stands among the ancient stones of Stonehenge at dawn. The scene is damp and foggy, with moss and lichen clinging to the megaliths and puddles on the ground reflecting the pale light. The goblin is small and wiry, with mottled green skin, rough warty texture, sharp amber eyes, and pointed ears. It wears torn leather scraps and a bone necklace, gripping a crudely carved wooden staff. The lighting is cinematic: cool blues and greens from the overcast sky, with a subtle warm hint of sunrise along the horizon. The camera sits at goblin eye level, with a shallow depth of field so the creature is sharp while the stones fade into a misty background. Fine details include skin pores and fine hairs, weathered stone, damp surfaces, and creeping fog curling between the stones. The overall mood is eerie, magical, and suggestive of ancient secrets.