Fog-Shrouded Nile Dawn in Ancient Egypt

Ultra-photorealistic, cinematic scene of a fog-shrouded dawn along the Nile in ancient Egypt. Thick, voluminous fog blankets the riverbank; pale sunrise bleeds through mist, painting the sky in warm apricot and cool blue. In the foreground, weathered limestone blocks form a stone causeway toward a grand temple complex with towering pylons, carved hieroglyphs, lotus-column shafts, and sandstone walls softened by centuries of wind and dust. Reeds and papyrus line the riverbank; a small Nile boat drifts by, oars glinting, while a scribe with a reed pen sits near the temple and a worker in white linen kilts carries a basket. In the distance, the silhouettes of pyramids loom through the haze. The air is heavy with moisture and dust; light from the low sun casts long, golden shadows across sand and stone. Colors: warm ochre, burnt sienna sand, pale blue-gray sky, hints of emerald on the Nile. The composition uses a wide-angle perspective to emphasize depth; high detail, photorealistic textures: chipped limestone, rough sandstone, weathered hieroglyphs; volumetric fog and cinematic lighting to create depth and mystery.