Photoreal cinematic film still, vertical 9:16, Mount of Olives at golden sunset, 1st century AD. Tight close-up on ONE man seated, wearing a cream-white wool robe: the frame shows only his torso from the chest down, his lap and the deep folds of his cream-white robe. BOTH of his hands come out of his own cream-white robe sleeves: his right hand open, palm up, gesturing gently as he teaches; his left hand resting on his knee. His head is completely out of the top of the frame; above his hands is only the cream-white cloth of his chest and robe. At the very far left and far right edges of the frame, two disciples in brown robes are seen only as soft out-of-focus shoulders and side profiles, leaning in; their hands are in their laps, not near his. No faces in the centre of the frame or above his hands. Exactly two hands on the teacher, natural anatomy. Warm rim light, dust in the air, blurred olive leaves. No text.
