Jungle in a Basement: Photoreal Scene

Photorealistic jungle thriving inside a damp, dim basement. Cracked concrete walls, exposed pipes and a low ceiling. Vines and ivy cascade from pipes and support beams; large tropical plants (monstera, philodendron, palm, fern) push up through floor cracks and weathered planters. Thick roots snake across a muddy, reflective pool on the floor. Soft, diffuse light filters through a grimy basement window, creating hazy rays and dramatic shadows. Humidity beads on leaves; mist hangs in the air; bioluminescent fungi glow in the corners; a rusty staircase is overtaken by creeping greenery. Focus on tactile textures: wet leaves, slick concrete, moss, and glossy water reflections. Color palette of greens, earthy browns, and neon-green accents. Cinematic, ultra-detailed, hyper-realistic 8k quality. Shot at a slightly low angle with a 35mm lens, shallow depth of field on the foreground leaves, to convey claustrophobic abundance and life bursting in an underground space.