keep everything in this image exactly the same composition camera position geometry canopy materials and colors only fix perspective edges and lighting to make it look like a real photograph 1 perspective correction keep the same camera position and viewing direction only correct the perspective like a tilt shift lens make all vertical lines columns window frames facade panel joints building edges perfectly straight and parallel with no converging or leaning verticals keep the horizon level do not change the composition framing or the scale of the canopy 2 remove all dark outlines there must be no black or dark contour lines along the edges of the wooden columns and beams facade panels balcony slabs window frames and door edges should be defined only by natural light and shadow a soft light highlight on edges facing the sun and gentle shading on the other side like in a real photo panel joints should be very thin soft and only slightly darker than the panels 3 lighting warm low late afternoon sun coming from the left side at a low angle directly hitting the facade and the wooden canopy the sun creates crisp but natural shadows of the canopy columns and beams falling on the paving and on the stone facade forming a beautiful rhythm of light and shadow stripes sunlit areas are warm golden shadow areas are slightly cool and soft filled with natural bounce light never pure black sunlight emphasizes the wood grain on the canopy and makes the bronze aluminium panels glow with real metallic highlights and reflections soft warm light bouncing from the paving onto the balcony ceilings warm interior lights softly visible inside the windows and behind the entrance door glass 4 atmosphere slight natural haze gentle light falloff realistic dynamic range like a real camera natural white balance subtle depth of field
