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A high-end neoclassical interior [BEDROOM/KITCHEN] photograph, captured with professional architectural photography, 
shot on medium-format film camera (Hasselblad), warm diffused natural daylight streaming through [windows/from right side],
soft window-cast shadows visible on cream damask wallpaper and cabinetry surfaces.

PHOTOGRAPHIC REALISM:
- subtle dust particles visible in light beams
- natural texture variation across marble backsplash (subtle gold veining, minor imperfections)
- soft subsurface scattering on cream-colored silk curtains and upholstery
- micro-scratches and patina on brass/gold hardware (not pristine, lived-in quality)
- realistic depth-of-field with slightly soft foreground/background elements
- chromatic aberration at high-contrast edges (subtle)
- natural lens distortion and vignetting
- slight atmospheric haze creating atmospheric depth
- shadow gradients that transition naturally, not sharp
- warm-cool color balance shifts from natural light

SURFACE DETAILS:
- fine dust settling on horizontal surfaces (baseboards, crown molding)
- subtle uneven wear patterns on marble floor (gentle reflectivity variation)
- reflection variations on polished surfaces (not mirror-perfect)
- fabric texture showing natural wrinkles and folds in damask wallpaper
- real wood grain variation in cabinetry
- natural grout variations in stone/tile

LIGHTING:
- warm golden hour or diffused north light
- realistic shadow density matching light source distance
- specular highlights with soft falloff (not blown out)
- fill light naturally occurring from surfaces
- subtle color cast from light source (warm amber tones)

CAMERA SETTINGS MOOD:
- 50mm equivalent lens perspective
- shallow depth of field (f/2.8-4)
- fine grain structure (ISO 400 equivalent)
- warm color temperature (3200-4500K)
- slight desaturation in shadows for realism

photograph by renowned architectural photographer, published in Architectural Digest, 
professional editorial quality, hyperrealistic, (film photography:1.3)

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