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Act as a high-end luxury home residential architect and create a photorealistic image of a house using the attached image to be used as a high end magazine cover photo.
Preserve the exact geometry and architecture. Do not alter the structural integrity or layout in any way. Do not add windows or doors or alter the original windows or doors in size, style or glazing pattern in any way. Keep the material locations of the original image if shown. Do not substitute siding patterns or trim sizes, locations or details unless specifically noted. Do not add stairs or other structural objects where none are shown in the model. Keep lap siding where shown, board and batten where shown, and the exact shape of gable trim elements (two verticals and one horizontal, exactly as shown). The final image should look like a real photograph of the exact same building shown in the model. 
Keep the color scheme light, clean and modern. Windows and dividers are a soft black color. The elements to be stained wood are as shown in the model: stair risers (front face of steps), stair treads, and carriage doors. All wood elements will be the same gel stain similar to “weathered oak” and show the wood graining. Make the stairway posts, deck edge banding, upper deck rim band, and all deck railing horizontal and sloped rails (top and bottom rails) white to match the house. Make the vertical railing dark pewter metal pickets (square tubing as shown). Add carriage door hardware in a dark pewter tone to the garage doors. The awning brackets, beam and rafter tails are to be white. Pavers are to be a mixture of mostly pale greys with a little light brown mixed in. 
Nestle the home into a partially treed, suburban side yard with wood fencing (stain to match garage doors) around the back and right side of the structure. Have dappled sunlight filtering through the trees. Add some natural looking landscaping and lawn.
Set the natural lighting such that there are enhanced shadow lines showing the trim and siding components well. Add a faint, interior light glow to the windows, as much as would show on a bright day. 
Use the exact camera angle of the model! Show the stairs as modeled with a landing in the back at mid way up as shown. Do not change the stair location or change its geometry! Do not add any raised landings that change the grade level. Do not change the camera angle.

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