Wide cinematic shot from a wooden balcony perspective, camera positioned slightly higher than eye-level, matching the balcony's elevated position on the slope of a moderately elevated mountain — not a tall peak, just high enough that the entire tropical rainforest canopy spreads out clearly below like a panoramic view in the palm of your hand, every layer of the jungle visible from the treetops down toward the valley in full detail. The balcony railing is in the foreground, framing the view from slightly above. Beyond it, a vast dense tropical rainforest stretches to the horizon, its canopy clearly visible, layered and detailed, not obscured by distance or excessive altitude, no aerial or bird's-eye distortion. Heavy dramatic storm clouds fill the sky above, dark and turbulent, lit from within by flashes of lightning striking over the distant treeline. Strong wind bends the tropical trees and palm leaves both in the foreground near the balcony and across the visible jungle canopy below. Rain falls heavily and diagonally across the entire scene, streaking through the air, splattering on the wet wooden balcony floor and railing, which reflects faint flashes of lightning. A single empty wooden chair sits near the railing, rain-soaked, silhouetted against the stormy horizon. Deep moody color palette: dark blue-grey storm clouds, deep green-black jungle canopy clearly readable in detail, bright white-blue lightning flashes cutting through the darkness. Cinematic wide-angle composition, slightly elevated vantage point looking down over the canopy while still feeling grounded and human-scale (not a drone or aerial view), dramatic yet calming atmosphere, volumetric rain and mist in the air, photorealistic, highly detailed water droplets and wind-blown foliage, moody atmospheric lighting, no people, no text, no watermark, aspect ratio 16:9, epic storm cinematography style --ar 16:9 --v 6 --style raw
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