Two Women Beside Cambodian Stone Carvings in a Gallery

Photorealistic scene in a contemporary museum gallery. A wooden bench in the foreground with two women seated, facing a wall of Cambodian stone carvings inspired by Angkor-era bas-reliefs. The carvings show devatas, naga serpents, and lotus motifs in rich, weathered basalt textures. Warm, low-angle gallery lighting casts soft amber highlights and delicate shadows across the stone and the polished stone floor, with light dust motes visible in the air. The women are casually dressed in modern outfits: one with shoulder-length dark hair in a light cardigan and jeans; the other with shorter hair in a flowy midi dress. They observe the carvings with quiet curiosity, shoulders relaxed, hands resting on their laps. The camera is at eye level, slightly to the left, with a shallow depth of field that keeps the figures crisp while the carvings recede softly into the background. Color palette of earthy browns, golds, and clay reds. High resolution, photorealistic, cinematic composition.