Elizabeth Tower at Low Tide

Hyperrealistic documentary travel photograph of London, 3:2 landscape. From the exposed east-bank Thames foreshore near County Hall, just south of Westminster Bridge, look northwest toward Elizabeth Tower. Low camera position: wet brown shingle and a shallow ribbon of retreating water occupy the lower foreground, rather than a street, lawn or architectural frame. Elizabeth Tower is the prominent focal point across the river, its pale limestone, gilded clock surrounds and dark pointed roof accurately proportioned and clearly recognisable. Retain the adjoining Palace of Westminster and only the geographically necessary portion of Westminster Bridge toward the right edge. Moderate telephoto perspective, approximately 70mm, straight verticals, natural depth of field. Continuous overcast daylight, subdued blue-grey water, warm stone, lifelike damp surfaces. Quiet composition with generous sky and no added foreground props. No people, readable text, logos or watermarks; no CGI or illustration.