Monumental Eastern Celestial Palace Exterior

Monumental Eastern mythological exterior, camera hugging the outer edge of a continent-scale celestial palace. Low-angle three-quarter side view, controlled 24-28mm wide-angle lens with minimal distortion, looking obliquely along the façade toward the sky. Left and top of frame: colossal foreground architecture bleeding past the frame edges. Wall-wide white marble columns with restrained cloud-scroll relief, deep red-brown timber beams, layered dougong bracket sets, post-and-lintel framing, and enormous eaves projecting hundreds of meters. The view runs down the side elevation instead of facing a single column. At least ten receding bays of colonnades, balconies, doors, windows, railings and upturned eaves shrink in orderly perspective toward one vanishing point right of center. The building edge continues for tens of kilometers. On the near corridor, a handful of tiny figures in moon-white and pale-cyan robes, each only 0.3-0.5% of the frame height. Human-sized doors, railings and hanging lanterns prove the immense scale of the pillars and eaves. The right side opens completely into a clear pale-cyan sky and a sea of bright white clouds, with only tiny bridges and a distant city far below the cloud layer. Dawn light from the upper right grazes the white jade reliefs and eave edges, giving soft pale-gold rim highlights and transparent cool-blue shadows. Photorealistic weathered stone and timber grain, structurally plausible load paths, atmospheric perspective, volumetric clouds, HDR, 8K cinematic epic scale. --no frontal symmetrical palace, mountains, forest, large foreground figures, Western column orders, Gothic architecture, modern glass towers, factory structures, bent columns, melting eaves, rain, orange tint, text, watermark --ar 9:16 --stylize 250 --hd