Photorealistic architectural photograph, Hasselblad H6D-100c medium format. Geometry locked to the reference image — do not move, resize, add or remove any built element. Do not alter the roof form, rafter spacing, post positions, bench, banquette, table, oven, pool shape or coping line. Covered outdoor pavilion beside a plunge pool, bright and white. White painted exposed timber rafters on a skillion roof. Rendered masonry kitchen and built-in banquette in a clean warm white mineral render — true white with only the faintest warmth, never taupe, beige, sand or cream. The banquette is a solid rendered masonry bench built integrally into the wall, reading as one continuous carved mass with the wall behind it — no visible joint, no separate freestanding furniture. Timber cabinet fronts and the boundary screen fence in a pale lime-washed grey-tan, not orange. Concrete floor soft grey-white and matt, no gloss or sheen, no beige cast. Waterline mosaic soft green-grey, water clear pale aqua. Banquette seat and back cushions in a mushroom taupe linen — soft matt natural weave with visible texture, warm mid-tone greige. Cushions are the only taupe element in the image. White balance is critical: all render, painted timber and concrete must read as white in sunlight and cool pale grey in shadow. Do not shift whites toward yellow, tan or brown, and do not let the taupe cushion tone bleed onto the surrounding render. The timber cabinetry, fence and cushions are the only warm-toned surfaces. Late afternoon sun raking low across the pavilion from the left, throwing long soft rafter shadows down the kitchen bench and back wall. Sky correctly exposed — a soft graded blue with light cloud, not blown white. Bright, high-key, airy exposure — luminous rather than moody, shadows open and soft-edged. Sculptural planting with strong silhouettes — Strelitzia with broad upright paddle leaves, soft-leafed Agave attenuata, dark glossy structural foliage in the concrete pots. Retain existing plant positions, heights and shadow placement exactly. Planting genuinely green and sunlit with soft natural depth-of-field falloff — explicitly avoid haze, smoke or fog. Soften hard edges on rafter arrises, bench returns, banquette corners and the oven arch. Introduce subtle natural imperfection: tonal variation in the render, faint surface texture on the concrete floor, soft imperfect shadows. Camera-realistic depth-of-field, sharpest focus on the kitchen bench.
@Katie Bovill
Prompt
Photorealistic architectural photograph, Hasselblad H6D-100c medium format. Geometry locked to the reference image — do not move, resize, add or remove any built element. Do not alter the roof form, rafter spacing, post positions, bench, banquette, table, oven, pool shape or coping line. Covered outdoor pavilion beside a plunge pool, bright and white. White painted exposed timber rafters on a skillion roof. Rendered masonry kitchen and built-in banquette in a clean warm white mineral render — true white with only the faintest warmth, never taupe, beige, sand or cream. The banquette is a solid rendered masonry bench built integrally into the wall, reading as one continuous carved mass with the wall behind it — no visible joint, no separate freestanding furniture. Timber cabinet fronts and the boundary screen fence in a pale lime-washed grey-tan, not orange. Concrete floor soft grey-white and matt, no gloss or sheen, no beige cast. Waterline mosaic soft green-grey, water clear pale aqua. Banquette seat and back cushions in a mushroom taupe linen — soft matt natural weave with visible texture, warm mid-tone greige. Cushions are the only taupe element in the image. White balance is critical: all render, painted timber and concrete must read as white in sunlight and cool pale grey in shadow. Do not shift whites toward yellow, tan or brown, and do not let the taupe cushion tone bleed onto the surrounding render. The timber cabinetry, fence and cushions are the only warm-toned surfaces. Late afternoon sun raking low across the pavilion from the left, throwing long soft rafter shadows down the kitchen bench and back wall. Sky correctly exposed — a soft graded blue with light cloud, not blown white. Bright, high-key, airy exposure — luminous rather than moody, shadows open and soft-edged. Sculptural planting with strong silhouettes — Strelitzia with broad upright paddle leaves, soft-leafed Agave attenuata, dark glossy structural foliage in the concrete pots. Retain existing plant positions, heights and shadow placement exactly. Planting genuinely green and sunlit with soft natural depth-of-field falloff — explicitly avoid haze, smoke or fog. Soften hard edges on rafter arrises, bench returns, banquette corners and the oven arch. Introduce subtle natural imperfection: tonal variation in the render, faint surface texture on the concrete floor, soft imperfect shadows. Camera-realistic depth-of-field, sharpest focus on the kitchen bench.
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