1950s Facade Close-Up: Red Windows, Green Glass

A close-up, photorealistic shot of a 1950s urban building facade. Focus on a repeating grid of red window frames set into a weathered brick wall, each pane backed by emerald-green glass panels. Red frames are glossy enamel but show chips and wear, revealing metal underneath. Thin aluminum mullions separate the green glass, some with light rust and grime. The brick surface has rough texture, mortar lines, and sun-worn patches. Soft golden-hour light casts warm highlights on the red frames and creates crisp reflections in the green glass, with one pane mirroring a strip of blue sky and distant silhouettes. Framed at a slight upward angle, the shot fills the foreground with the architectural grid while the background blurs into shallow bokeh. Cinematic, high-detail, hyper-real rendering with urban nostalgia and weathered detail, blending mid-century modern and Art Deco influences.