Photorealistic Underground Archaeologist in Tunnels

Photorealistic scene of an archaeologist exploring damp underground tunnels. The explorer wears a rugged field jacket, a hard hat with a bright headlamp, sturdy gloves, and boots, with a backpack carrying excavation tools. They hold a handheld lantern in one gloved hand and a rolled map or artifact brush in the other. The tunnel walls are ancient stone, humid and moss-splashed, with low arching ceilings and exposed roots. Wooden scaffolding, ropes, and metal rails hint at recent excavation. A beam of warm light from the headlamp carves through the murky air, scattering dust motes into luminous specks. In the foreground or mid-ground, partially uncovered artifacts like a carved tablet, pottery shard, or metal tool rest on a makeshift table of stones. The air is thick with moisture and a faint mist; droplets cling to the walls and a reflective puddle pools on the floor. The composition is cinematic, with a shallow depth of field, a slightly low angle to emphasize depth, and highly detailed textures: fabric fibers, rugged leather, weathered stone, wet surfaces, and skin details. Color palette: earthy browns, gray stone, warm amber lamp light contrasting with cool shadows. Style: hyper-realistic, 8k quality, ultra-detailed, with volumetric lighting and realistic camera effects (bloom, lens flare) to convey a sense of mystery and discovery.