Eiffel Tower from Below

Hyperrealistic documentary travel photograph in Paris, 3:2 landscape. From the public esplanade just outside the Eiffel Tower’s northeast foot, look steeply upward with a 24mm wide-angle lens. One enormous iron leg enters from the lower left and is boldly cropped along the left edge; its actual structural lines lead toward the recognisable upper tower and complete antenna, held inside the frame toward the upper right. Preserve accurate architecture, proportions and believable perspective, without invented beams. Humid summer night, steady warm-gold architectural floodlighting, no sparkling light show. Low clouds reflect city light as soft ambient fill; a subtle atmospheric veil softens distant edges without hiding the landmark. Natural bronze iron, dark blue-grey sky, realistic exposure with retained highlight detail. Minimal ground, no foreground props or people, breathing room beside the upper silhouette. No readable text, logos or watermarks. No CGI, illustration or artificial stylisation.