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EDIT THE PROVIDED IMAGE. Preserve EVERYTHING exactly as it is — the composition, the window frame, the dirty smudged glass, the sunset sky, the golden hour lighting, the layout of the camp, and the overall "Klaus" 2D animation style. Only one thing changes: ALTITUDE. === THE CHANGE — MUCH HIGHER ALTITUDE === - The aircraft is now flying MUCH HIGHER — at CLOUD LEVEL. The view through the window is from a great height, looking down at the earth from high above. - The expedition camp below is now VERY SMALL — a tiny cluster of tents, crates and sleds, barely readable as a settlement, lost in the immensity of the frozen world. It appears as a small warm island of light far below. - Thin trails of smoke from the camp fires are barely visible at this distance. - Faint tracks around the camp are barely readable. === THE VIEW BELOW === - The endless Arctic ice field stretches out FAR below, now covering a much larger area of the frame — a vast, endless expanse of white and blue shadowed ridges extending to the far horizon. - More of the ice field is visible than before — greater depth, greater emptiness, greater scale. - Pressure ridges, drifts and frozen features all read smaller and more distant. - The camp sits deep in the middle of this enormous frozen world, tiny and isolated. === CLOUDS (CRITICAL NEW ELEMENT) === - The aircraft is at cloud level. Visible clouds drift BOTH below and around the aircraft: - Low, wispy clouds pass FAR BELOW the aircraft, drifting across the ice field, partially obscuring distant portions of the terrain. - Higher clouds stretch across the upper part of the frame, catching the warm sunset light. - Thin, dramatic cloud wisps drift across the view through the window — some passing between the aircraft and the ground, some higher in the sky. - The clouds are painterly, warm-lit, soft-edged, catching amber and gold on their upper edges and cool blue in their shadows. === PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE === - The window frame at the left and bottom edges — simple, minimal, dark metal with rivets, catching the golden light. - The window glass — heavily dirty, smudged, scratched and textured. Fingerprints, streaks, dust, faint water spots. - NO wing, NO propeller, NO nose, NO engine cowling, NO extra aircraft details — nothing but the thin window frame. - The dramatic sunset sky with painterly clouds and a warm amber band near the horizon. - Light blizzard drifting across the scene — horizontal snow streaks catching the light. - 9:16 vertical framing. - NO shipwreck, NO people, NO markers, NO flags. === ART STYLE — "KLAUS" (2019) 2D ANIMATION AESTHETIC === - 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. - 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 === - Vast, quiet, epic. A tiny aircraft high above an empty frozen world, with a tiny camp of survivors lost below. The scale is overwhelming. === STRICT CONSTRAINTS === - STRICTLY 9:16 VERTICAL aspect ratio. - MUCH HIGHER ALTITUDE — aircraft flying at cloud level. - Camp must be VERY SMALL and distant below. - Visible clouds BOTH below and around the aircraft, drifting across the view. - NO wing, NO propeller, NO nose, NO engine cowling — only the thin window frame. - NO shipwreck anywhere. - NO people visible anywhere. - NO text, NO watermarks, NO logos, NO signatures. - NO strange objects, NO unnatural overlaps, NO floating elements. - Physically believable lighting, glass refraction, cloud depth and scale for all elements.