Elderly Yoruba Drummer with Talking Drum Outdoors

A photorealistic outdoor scene of an elderly Nigerian drummer (Yoruba) wearing a white embroidered agbada and a matching fila cap, seated cross-legged in a sunlit village clearing. He plays a traditional talking drum (dundun) strapped to his side with leather cords, deftly squeezing the laced drum to modulate pitch while striking the drumheads with his palms and a small curved beater. Warm golden-hour light filters through palm trees, dust motes dancing in the air, with thatched huts and a distant landscape in the background. Nearby villagers watch with reverence as wind rustles the fabric and beads around his neck catch the light. Rich textures: weathered skin and wrinkles, silver hair, worn leather straps, carved wooden stool, vibrant African fabrics, and glossy drum surfaces reflecting sunlight. The mood is rhythmic, cultural, and timeless, with cinematic composition and ultra-detailed detail.