exterior shot modify only the stone pillar column visible on the right side of the image do not touch anything else not the ceiling not the furniture not the floor not the background not the metal structure not the railings not the vegetation not the landscape only the stone pillar on the right what to change on that pillar the pillar must appear as a dry stone stack made of individual rectangular stone blocks piled one on top of the other each block occupies the full width and depth of the pillar same footprint as the existing pillar and is approximately 20 cm tall given the pillar s total height this means roughly 12 to 14 stacked blocks from base to top each block sits directly on the one below no mortar no gap dry stone construction the horizontal joints between blocks should be clearly visible and slightly irregular as is typical of hand laid dry stone the texture of each block should be rough natural granite or schist similar in tone to the existing stone texture already visible on the pillar but now clearly segmented into discrete courses to be explicit one level one single stone block spanning the entire pillar section approximately 20 cm high stack 12 14 of these from bottom to top do not alter the point of view camera angle focal length or composition the lighting and shadows the ceiling structure and metal beams the wooden deck floor the red tables and green chairs the glass panels and white metal posts the background landscape rocks river trees grass buildings any other part of the image keep the exact same point of view camera angle and composition of the original image just make the pillar look more realistic with clearly readable dry stone block coursing take your time to render each stone block with accurate texture weight and naturalistic variation between courses the stone blocs put on top of each other are made out of verzasca gneiss they are big architecture
