Vintage Clock in a Beamed Train Station

An enormous vintage clock with a brass frame and glass face hangs from the high ceiling of a grand early 20th-century train station. The clock's dial features bold Roman numerals and ornate hands set to 10:10. Its glass surface reflects a lattice of architectural beams—steel girders, riveted arches, and wooden trusses—creating a mirrored geometry across the scene. The station's stone walls, arched windows, and platform edges provide a cinematic backdrop. Warm amber light bathes the hall, highlighting patina on brass, the texture of aged wood, and the grime on glass, while a gentle steam haze softens distant details. Perspective is a slightly low angle, looking up toward the clock, with shallow depth of field so the clock remains crisp while the beams fade into soft bokeh. Style: hyper-detailed photorealism with painterly warmth, or moody cinematic realism.