Photoreal Marsh Tornado Encounter

Hyper-realistic, cinematic scene of a marsh being ripped by a tornado. A dark, towering funnel descends into murky water among dense stands of reeds and cattails. Wind-driven spray and rain whip the surface, while water churns into deep eddies and debris—twigs, leaves, and broken branches—whirls around the funnel's base. The marsh is saturated and reflective, with glossy mud, glistening droplets on grasses, and a cool, greenish palette. Dramatic lighting breaks in through thick storm clouds, illuminating the funnel's edge and the swaying vegetation; distant lightning accents the scene with blue-gray tones. A lone heron or startled birds are visible in the background, tiny against the cyclone. The image emphasizes texture, detail, and atmospheric perspective, captured at a low-angle, wide-shot lens (around 24-28mm) to convey scale, with high photorealism and 8k-quality realism.