photorealistic architectural photograph of the exact building in the input image keep the geometry exactly as is same camera perspective and framing same number of floors same balconies slabs columns openings doors windows and glass railings in the same positions same olive trees and terracotta pots in the same positions change only materials lighting and sky materials all facade walls and all slab edges are one continuous off white lime plaster with a fine sand like grain matte with very subtle natural tonal variation and soft ambient occlusion in corners and under the slabs no visible joints seams bands dark lines or thin lines between slabs and walls slab edges must merge into the wall surface balcony undersides are the same plaster ground floor columns and base pale warm beige grey stone concrete railings clear frameless glass with realistic reflections and one very thin metal element doors and windows modern minimal large floor to ceiling sliding glass doors and small windows with very slim flat warm natural oak frames clear dark reflective glazing with realistic reflections and visible interior depth same oak tone across the whole building no solid wooden panels planks slats shutters grooves or decorative panelling deep recesses stay dark entrance path grey cracked worn concrete site short dry summer attica grass with patches of bare dry soil and dust natural irregular variation not a green lawn with realistic contact shadows at the base of trees and columns only the existing olive trees no new trees plants people cars furniture buildings or objects light natural mediterranean daylight late morning neutral white balance pale natural blue sky with soft atmospheric haze that fades the horizon smoothly soft realistic shadows indirect bounce light with visible detail under the pilotis never pure black natural exposure no golden hour no orange grading no hdr look no glow no lens flare it must look like a real photograph by an architectural photographer
