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Reel 01 · Photoreal time-lapse · 21:9

Alpine Clock

One tripod view of a mountain lake and its cabin, three shots, a whole night. Afternoon slides into alpenglow and the cabin lights come on; the sky goes black and fills with stars until the Milky Way arches over the peak; then the stars fade, mist forms on the water and the lights go off for sunrise. Each end frame is the previous frame repainted at a later hour, so the cabin, the rocks and the peaks never move. Birdsong, lapping water and a night chorus of crickets are generated with the picture.

Photoreal time-lapse · 21:9 · 3 shots · 16.00 s · 1120×480

  • Three chained shots across a full night, no visible cuts
  • Every end frame is an edit of its start frame, so the geometry stays locked
  • Ultrawide 1120 x 480 canvas with sound

Opening frame prompt

Photoreal still from a locked-off time-lapse camera: a calm alpine lake seen from a high rocky shore, a small wooden log cabin with a stone chimney and one window standing on the near shore at the left, a dense pine forest along the far shore, tall snow-capped granite peaks behind, mid-afternoon, clear warm sunlight from the right, a few white cumulus clouds in a deep blue sky, perfect mirror reflections of the peaks in the still water, crisp sharp detail, 24mm lens, no people, no boats

Shot by shot

Shot 1 · 5.33 s

Alpine Clock shot 1: start frameAlpine Clock shot 1: end frame

End frame prompt

Keep the exact same view in @frame: same lake, same log cabin with its porch, same rocks, pine forest, mountain peaks and framing, same sharp detail. Change only the time of day to sunset: the sky is now vivid orange and pink with the sun very low behind the peaks on the right, the snow on the peaks glows pink and orange alpenglow, the clouds are lit orange from below, the forest is in deep shadow, the cabin windows glow warm yellow from inside, the still lake mirrors the orange and pink sky.

Motion prompt

Ultrawide locked-off time-lapse of a still alpine lake with a log cabin on the rocky near shore and snow-capped granite peaks beyond, filmed from a tripod on the high shore. Clear mid-afternoon sunlight warms into evening. White clouds stream across the sky from right to left and stretch into soft streaks, the blue sky shifts steadily to orange and then pink, pink alpenglow spreads down the snow on the peaks, the shadows of the pines creep across the shore and the forest sinks into deep shadow, then the cabin windows light up warm yellow and the mirror-still lake fills with the orange reflection of the sky. The cabin, rocks, trees and mountains stay perfectly still throughout. Camera locked off. Audio: a soft mountain wind, distant birdsong and gentle water lapping on the rocks, no music.

Shot 2 · 5.33 s

Alpine Clock shot 2: cut 1Alpine Clock shot 2: end frame

End frame prompt

Keep the exact same view in @frame: same lake, same log cabin with its porch and lit windows, same rocks, pine forest, mountain peaks and framing, same sharp detail. Change only the time of day to deep night: the sky is now a dark blue-black full of sharp stars with the bright band of the Milky Way arching above the peaks, no sun and no orange glow left, the snow on the peaks pale and dim under starlight, the forest nearly black, the cabin windows still glowing warm yellow and casting a soft light on the porch, the mirror-still lake reflecting the stars.

Motion prompt

Ultrawide locked-off time-lapse of a still alpine lake with a log cabin on the rocky near shore and snow-capped granite peaks beyond, filmed from a tripod on the high shore, at sunset turning to night. The orange and pink sunset sky darkens steadily to deep blue and then to black, the last warm glow drains from behind the peaks, the clouds thin and vanish, the first stars appear and then thousands more until the Milky Way brightens into a glowing band arching above the main peak, the snow on the peaks dims to pale grey under starlight, the forest sinks into blackness, the cabin windows keep glowing warm yellow and the mirror-still lake fills with reflected stars. The cabin, rocks, trees and mountains stay perfectly still throughout. Camera locked off. Audio: a loud, steady chorus of crickets and frogs fills the whole clip from the first second, a gentle breeze moves through the pines, an owl hoots twice, water laps softly on the rocks, no music.

Shot 3 · 5.33 s

Alpine Clock shot 3: cut 2Alpine Clock shot 3: end frame

End frame prompt

Edit @frame minimally: this is a locked-off time-lapse frame and the camera has not moved. The log cabin, its porch, the rocks on the shore, the shoreline, the pine forest and the mountain peaks must stay pixel-for-pixel in exactly the same place, size and shape, with no reframing, shifting or redrawing. Change only the lighting and sky to a clear early morning just after sunrise: pale blue sky with soft gold light low on the right, no stars, the snow on the peaks lit warm gold on their sunlit sides, the forest and rocks lit by soft morning light, a thin layer of white mist hovering low over the lake surface, the cabin windows dark with the lights off, crisp clear air.

Motion prompt

Ultrawide locked-off time-lapse of a still alpine lake with a log cabin on the rocky near shore and snow-capped granite peaks beyond, filmed from a tripod on the high shore, from deep night to sunrise. The black starry sky brightens slowly to deep blue and then to pale dawn blue, the stars and the Milky Way fade out one by one, a soft gold glow grows on the right horizon, warm sunlight creeps down the snow on the peaks and reaches the forest, a thin white mist forms over the lake and drifts slowly across the water, and the cabin windows go dark as the lights switch off. This is a single locked-off tripod time-lapse: the camera never moves, pans, zooms or reframes, and the cabin, rocks, shoreline, trees and mountains stay fixed in exactly the same place in the frame from the first frame to the last, only their lighting changes. Camera locked off. Audio: a loud dawn chorus of many songbirds fills the whole clip from the first second, a steady light breeze in the pines, water lapping clearly on the rocks, no music.

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