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**STRICT IMAGE EDIT — ADD ONE AIRCRAFT ONLY** Use the **FIRST ATTACHED IMAGE as the absolute master image**. Preserve the first image **exactly as it is**. Do not regenerate, redesign, reframe, or reinterpret the existing scene. ### EXISTING IMAGE — LOCKED Everything already present in the first image must remain completely unchanged: * exact 21:9 composition and framing * exact camera position, lens perspective and viewpoint * snowy mountain peak in the foreground * wooden sign and its post * the exact carved text **“VMA PRODUCTION”** * sign shape, position, texture and weathering * snow-covered rocks * snow and terrain * distant mountains * frozen alpine landscape * sunset sky * golden sunlight * volumetric golden god rays * storm clouds * atmospheric haze * shadows and highlights * warm light raking naturally across the snow * overall exposure * color palette * cinematic color grade * depth and atmosphere **Do not modify any existing element.** The only permitted change to the first image is the addition of **ONE aircraft in the sky**. --- ## ADD ONLY ONE ELEMENT: THE PINK AIRCRAFT Use the **SECOND ATTACHED IMAGE ONLY AS THE AIRCRAFT APPEARANCE REFERENCE.** The second reference controls **ONLY the physical appearance and design of the aircraft**. **Do NOT copy the second reference's composition, background, camera angle, environment, framing, lighting setup, or aircraft placement.** Recreate the same pale faded pink single-engine aircraft from the second reference: * same overall aircraft design * same fuselage proportions * same wing design and proportions * same tail configuration * same cockpit/canopy shape * same round radial/piston engine cowling * same propeller configuration * same landing/airframe geometry visible from this distance * same aged, faded pink paint * same weathered aircraft surface * subtle chipped paint and natural wear * realistic metal construction * realistic seams and surface details The aircraft must look like the **same physical aircraft from the second reference**, not a similar generic pink airplane. ### AIRCRAFT MARKINGS The aircraft has **NO markings whatsoever**. No roundels. No letters. No numbers. No symbols. No insignia. No text. No logos. Only the naturally weathered pale pink aircraft surface. --- ## POSITION & FLIGHT Place the aircraft on the **RIGHT SIDE of the first image**, approximately along the **right vertical third of the frame**, around the **upper-middle portion of the composition**. The aircraft is entering the scene from the **right side** and flying: **RIGHT → LEFT** with a very subtle downward trajectory. Keep the aircraft in **level, stable flight** with a natural slight forward-flight attitude. It should appear to be flying across the distant mountain landscape at approximately the elevation of the distant peaks. ### SCALE The aircraft is **small and distant relative to the enormous landscape**, but not so tiny that it becomes an unreadable speck. It should be clearly recognizable as the specific pink aircraft from Reference 2 while maintaining convincing atmospheric distance. **Do not make the aircraft large or dominant.** The mountain, sign and existing composition remain the visual foundation of the image. --- ## PERSPECTIVE & LIGHTING The aircraft must be integrated into the **EXACT existing perspective of the first image**. Its apparent size, atmospheric haze, contrast, sharpness and perspective must correspond naturally to its distance from the camera. The aircraft receives the **same sunset illumination already present in the first image**. Warm golden light naturally catches the aircraft's upper surfaces and edges, while its underside remains slightly darker and cooler according to the existing scene lighting. Do not introduce a new lighting setup. Do not create a separate spotlight or artificial glow around the aircraft. The aircraft must feel physically present in the same atmosphere as the mountains. Because it is distant, apply subtle natural atmospheric perspective without losing enough detail to make its identity ambiguous. The propeller is spinning rapidly and appears as a **natural translucent motion-blurred propeller disc**. --- ## PHOTOREALISM The result must look like a **single real photograph captured in one continuous shot**, not an aircraft pasted into an existing image. The aircraft must naturally belong to the scene through: * matching atmospheric perspective * matching haze * matching sunset color * physically correct shadows and highlights * realistic scale * realistic optical rendering * natural motion blur on the propeller * consistent depth of field * consistent image grain/sensor character **Photorealistic cinematic 21:9 photograph.** Real professional digital cinema camera look. Large-format cinematic sensor character. 24mm cinema prime. Wide environmental perspective. Strong spatial depth. Natural cinematic proportions. Wide dynamic range. Smooth highlight rolloff. Natural color separation. Deep but detailed shadows. Refined micro-contrast. Natural lens rendering. Restrained cinematic grade. Subtle organic sensor texture. Physically realistic light response. No HDR. No excessive sharpening. No artificial clarity. No CGI appearance. No 3D render. No game-engine look. No concept-art look. No matte-painting appearance. No artificial compositing edges. --- ## ABSOLUTE EDITING RULE **FIRST IMAGE = EVERYTHING ABOUT THE SCENE.** **SECOND IMAGE = AIRCRAFT APPEARANCE ONLY.** The final result must be the **original first image with exactly ONE new element added: the pink aircraft**. Nothing else changes. Do not alter the sign. Do not alter **“VMA PRODUCTION.”** Do not alter the mountain. Do not alter the snow. Do not alter the rocks. Do not alter the clouds. Do not alter the sunset. Do not alter the god rays. Do not alter the lighting. Do not alter the composition. Do not alter the camera perspective. Do not add additional aircraft. **ONE AIRCRAFT ONLY.** No additional text. No watermark. No logo. No aircraft markings. **FINAL TARGET: the exact first image, perfectly preserved, with one small distant weathered pale-pink single-engine aircraft naturally flying from right to left through the upper-right portion of the existing sunset sky.**