London Through Weathered Brick

Hyperrealistic documentary travel photograph of London, 3:2 landscape. From the riverside beside Lambeth Palace, look northwest across the Thames toward Elizabeth Tower. Its accurate pale limestone structure, clock faces and ornate roof are prominently visible, with the adjoining Palace of Westminster establishing the correct setting. A cropped section of Lambeth Palace's weathered red-brick boundary masonry occupies the right foreground, showing irregular fired-clay tones and pale mortar without obscuring the landmark. The river provides open space between foreground and tower. Eye-level viewpoint, natural 50mm perspective, sufficient depth of field for both architectural layers. Overcast diffuse daylight, soft grey sky, lifelike muted colour, gently warm brick tones, restrained contrast. Authentic geography and architectural proportions; no invented buildings or altered landmark materials. No posed people, no readable text, no logos or watermarks. No CGI, illustration or stylisation.