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=== TASK === Create a FIRST-PERSON POV SHOT from the perspective of the aircraft itself — as if a camera were mounted on the nose or wing strut of the 1934 Soviet aircraft, looking FORWARD across the ice during a light blizzard on final approach to land. The plane is descending, the engine is running, the world stretches out ahead. === CAMERA POSITION & COMPOSITION (9:16 VERTICAL) === - The camera is mounted at the FRONT of the aircraft — on the nose or the leading edge, looking forward past the propeller and over the ice ahead. - Visible in the LOWER and SIDE EDGES of the frame: the aircraft's own structure. The blurred spinning propeller disc at the top edge or partially crossing the frame. The engine cowling with rivets, panel seams, oil stains and exhaust streaks. A stretch of fabric-covered fuselage with visible ribbing. A section of the forward wing or wing strut extending to one side. A piece of the windshield frame or cockpit edge. These elements are ROUGH, WEATHERED, and PHYSICALLY PRESENT — they anchor the POV to the aircraft. - Everything AHEAD of the aircraft is the view: the ice field stretching to the horizon, the landing area ahead, the empty world. - The aircraft's own structure takes up roughly the BOTTOM THIRD and SIDE EDGES of the frame — the rest is the open world ahead. === THE VIEW AHEAD === - The vast Arctic ice field spreading directly ahead — endless snow, jagged pressure ridges, broken floes, drifts. - Directly ahead and slightly below: the BARELY CLEARED landing area — a small, imperfect, uneven patch of natural snow with faint ski tracks and drag marks from previous landings. NO runway, NO lines, NO markers, NO stakes, NO flags. Just lightly packed snow that blends into the surrounding ice. - The ice field continues past the landing area into the distance, blurring into the blizzard haze. - NO camp anywhere. NO shipwreck. NO other aircraft. NO people. === BLIZZARD & ATMOSPHERE === - A LIGHT BLIZZARD is blowing: horizontal streaks of drifting snow across the frame, low powder torn off the ice surface, fine flakes flying through the air. - The blizzard intensifies the sense of motion — the snow streaks past the propeller and across the windshield. - Fine snow dust catches the sunlight, like cold sparks drifting through the air. - The distant ice fades into storm haze. === LIGHTING & LENS === - LATE AFTERNOON golden hour: low warm sun near the horizon, casting long amber light across the ice, backlighting the drifting snow and the propeller. - Cool slate-blue shadows in the ice ridges. - Visible warm sun rays streaming through the storm haze, soft lens flare and halation at the edges of the frame where the sun hits the lens. - Painterly clouds in a deepening blue sky with a warm amber band near the horizon. === ART STYLE — "KLAUS" (2019) 2D ANIMATION AESTHETIC (REMEMBER FOR ALL FRAMES) === - 2D hand-drawn animation. Flat painted shapes with visible brushwork. NOT 3D, NOT photorealistic, NOT anime. - Volumetric cinematic lighting on 2D forms: warm directional light, visible light shafts, gentle atmospheric haze. - Warm limited palette: amber, honey-gold, terracotta, muted browns, dusty teal and slate-blue shadows. Slightly desaturated, hand-mixed. - Soft gentle edges — no harsh outlines. Shapes blend into the background with airbrushed transitions. - Storybook illustration quality, nostalgic and cinematic, slightly stylized proportions. - Depth through atmospheric perspective and light falloff, not depth-of-field blur. - Subtle canvas texture and fine grain across the whole image. - Do NOT copy actual characters from the film — only its rendering technique. === MOOD === - Immersive, cold, tense, beautiful. The feeling of flying into an empty frozen world during a storm, on the edge of landing. === STRICT CONSTRAINTS === - STRICTLY 9:16 VERTICAL aspect ratio. - POV from the aircraft itself — aircraft structure visible at the bottom edge and sides, propeller disc blurred at the top. - The aircraft design must match the 1934 Soviet polar model (Polikarpov R-5 style: fabric fuselage, ribbed surfaces, weathered olive-drab). NO insignia, NO stars, NO flags, NO symbols, NO lettering anywhere. - The landing area ahead is bare, uneven, barely cleared natural snow. NO runway, NO markers, NO stakes. - NO camp anywhere in the frame. - NO people, NO figures, NO silhouettes. - NO shipwreck anywhere. - Light blizzard clearly visible: horizontal snow, drifting wisps, snow dust in the air. - NO text, NO watermarks, NO logos, NO signatures. - NO strange objects, NO unnatural overlaps, NO floating elements. - Physically believable anatomy, lighting, and motion for all elements.