An unretouched aerial photograph of Gagarin Square in Moscow, shot on a real drone camera from about 60 metres on a sunny summer afternoon. The Gagarin monument from the first reference in its true shape and proportion: slender fluted titanium column about 42 metres high, the stylized cosmonaut figure on top, the small sphere at the base, as tall as a 14-storey building. Around it the wide real square and avenue with ordinary cars and trolleybus wires, trees, and the two large curved yellow Stalin-era buildings with towers from the second reference. Real camera look: natural contrast, slight atmospheric haze softening the distance, weathered facades, ordinary imperfect surfaces, fine sensor noise, neutral colors, ordinary blue sky with thin clouds. Everyday documentary photo, plain and believable. Clean image without text.
