Photorealistic estate-agent property photograph of a small urban English back garden in a dense Victorian terrace neighbourhood, photographed from the middle of the garden with an exaggerated ultra-wide fisheye lens, looking upward and outward. The garden is advertised as a “private garden oasis” but the photograph brutally reveals that it is overlooked by an enormous number of neighbouring windows: around 30 windows from surrounding upper-floor flats, many at different heights, all clearly visible around the garden. A slightly shabby paved patio with a cheap stained outdoor table and mismatched garden chairs. One chair contains a large puddle of rainwater. A pigeon is perched on the table and has just pooped on it. Slightly neglected plants, mossy paving, ordinary urban clutter. The architecture should look convincingly British, Victorian terraces converted into flats, sash windows, chimneys and brickwork. Bright but slightly overcast British afternoon. No people in the garden. The composition should look initially like a conventional glossy estate-agent property listing photograph, but the absurd number of overlooking windows should become immediately obvious. Realistic photography, natural colours, believable imperfections, slightly wide-angle real-estate photography, 16:9 landscape composition, no text, no watermark. Mehr sehen