transform the supplied architectural input image into an exceptionally photorealistic high end architectural photograph of a contemporary australian coastal residence strictly preserve the original architectural geometry building proportions rooflines structural elements glazing locations window dimensions decking extent camera perspective and overall composition the alfresco area is positioned beneath an architectural roofline featuring intentional open voids in the rear left and right corners these voids are integral to the architectural design and must remain exactly as modelled in the original image do not reinterpret redesign reposition or modify any architectural elements the supplied image is the definitive reference for all building geometry external materials and finishes primary external cladding and roofing colorbond dune in classic finish installed as narrow profile nail strip standing seam metal cladding accurately reproduce the warm muted greige colour of dune with subtle metallic texture crisp folded seams consistent spacing and realistic material reflectivity rear alfresco wall natural silvertop ash timber cladding installed vertically feature authentic australian hardwood grain subtle honey brown and muted grey undertones natural variation between boards and refined vertical shadow joints window and door frames natural silvertop ash timber framing matching the rear wall cladding in colour texture and grain maintain all original glazing dimensions frame proportions and architectural detailing alfresco decking natural silvertop ash hardwood decking featuring fine timber grain subtle board to board tonal variation accurate decking joints and a natural matte finish all material transitions junctions flashings window reveals and architectural connections should appear physically accurate and professionally constructed interior layout and visibility through glazing accurately represent the following interior arrangements through the existing windows and glazed openings rear right hand side contemporary kitchen with understated cabinetry natural finishes refined stone surfaces and minimal architectural detailing rear left hand side main dining area featuring a contemporary timber dining table sophisticated dining chairs and restrained decorative styling further into the background on the left main living room visible beyond the dining area with warm neutral furnishings and contemporary residential styling windows along the left hand side of the alfresco an entrance passageway running along the length of the adjoining wall this is a circulation corridor not an additional living or dining area far right hand side a small partially visible secondary living space with only a limited glimpse of furniture and interior finishes maintain realistic interior depth spatial relationships and natural daylight penetration the interior should feel cohesive with the external architectural language incorporating warm timber neutral materials and contemporary australian furniture sunlight direction and shadow preservation critical the primary sunlight must originate from behind the camera travelling away from the viewer and directly towards the building and into the alfresco area the building facade must be front lit not backlit the sunlight must project beneath the alfresco roofline extending across the timber decking towards the rear wall and glazing preserve the existing sunlight penetration roof generated shadow patterns and overall shadow geometry visible in the original input image maintain physically accurate directional lighting with sunlight entering through the open roof voids where geometrically appropriate create a natural balance between direct sunlight soft ambient illumination and reflected light beneath the alfresco roof avoid sunlight originating from behind the building excessive backlighting or dark silhouettes across the facade the lighting should resemble a clear pleasant day on the victorian coastline with warm natural daylight realistic contrast and crisp yet softly graduated architectural shadows architectural photography and styling produce a premium editorial architectural photograph as though captured during a professional photography shoot for a leading australian architecture publication the overall aesthetic should be contemporary minimal sophisticated and distinctly australian coastal emphasise exceptional photorealism and authentic material textures cinematic architectural composition without artificial or exaggerated effects natural colour grading with warm neutral tones accurate timber grain metal cladding profiles and construction detailing subtle physically accurate glazing reflections with clear visibility into the interior balanced exposure between sunlit external areas and shaded interior spaces carefully considered furniture and restrained interior styling natural environmental context appropriate to coastal victoria without modifying the existing building composition camera and composition maintain the exact original camera position viewing angle lens perspective crop and framing simulate professional full frame architectural photography using a high quality tilt shift lens with straight vertical lines natural perspective and exceptional clarity the finished result must look like a real completed architectural project photographed on location rather than a computer generated architectural visualisation strict architectural preservation negative prompt do not change the building geometry roof pitch roof profile roof voids fascia lines columns structural supports window positions glazing dimensions wall locations decking proportions or architectural massing do not modify the camera angle composition perspective or crop do not introduce additional openings windows doors walls roof structures or architectural features do not use black aluminium window frames or substitute any specified finishes do not change the colorbond dune cladding colour or the silvertop ash timber specification do not reverse the sunlight direction introduce backlighting or remove the existing shadow patterns avoid artificial cgi textures exaggerated reflections excessive saturation unrealistic lighting overly stylised landscaping or decorative elements that compromise architectural accuracy rendering priority exact architectural geometry preservation original camera perspective and composition front lit sunlight direction and existing shadow geometry accurate colorbond dune and silvertop ash material application correct interior spatial arrangements premium architectural photographic realism final objective create an exceptionally photorealistic architectural photograph of the supplied alfresco design with complete geometric fidelity accurate specified materials natural sunlight penetrating from behind the camera and the refined visual quality of a professionally photographed contemporary australian coastal residence
