keep the house architecture materials colors lighting camera angle perspective driveway and landscaping exactly as shown in the existing rendering do not redesign or alter the home remove all neighboring houses and residential structures visible on both the left and right sides of the image the home should feel like it is positioned on a more private spacious homesite rather than within a dense neighborhood on the left side of the property replace the neighboring house with a natural grouping of taller mature deciduous trees approximately 30 50 feet tall use realistic minnesota vegetation with varied tree heights irregular spacing layered foliage and natural understory planting avoid creating a uniform privacy screen or perfectly spaced row of trees behind the home create a long expansive view overlooking a natural minnesota wetland the rear landscape should visually open up into the distance with low wetland grasses native vegetation scattered shrubs and occasional distant trees the wetland should feel broad and open creating significant visual depth beyond the house rather than appearing as a dense forest immediately behind it allow portions of this distant wetland landscape and horizon to be subtly visible around the sides of the home especially toward the right side and through openings between vegetation reinforcing that the property backs up to a large open natural area maintain the existing soft dusk golden hour atmosphere pink purple evening sky warm interior window lighting realistic shadows and high end architectural photography quality the new trees and wetland landscape must match the existing lighting depth scale and photographic realism important do not add any additional homes rooftops fences buildings or man made structures in the background do not change the house itself the final setting should read as a private minnesota homesite bordered by mature trees with a long open wetland view behind the property
