**Prompt:** Professional architectural travel photography for Booking.com, a private balcony of a beachfront guesthouse in Sri Lanka. Camera pulled back into the doorway of the room, about 1.5 m behind the chair, shot at chest height with a 24 mm lens, perfectly straight verticals. Composition by the rule of thirds: the arched white wall and the door frame form a natural frame on the left, the wooden teak rocking chair sits in the left third, turned slightly toward the view, with a small round teak side table next to it holding a cup of Ceylon tea and a fresh king coconut with a straw. The railing leads the eye diagonally toward the right third, where tall coconut palms open onto a clearly visible turquoise Indian Ocean on the horizon with soft white waves. Keep the arch, railing, chair and palms as in the original. Warm golden-hour side light, soft palm-leaf shadows on the white wall, balanced HDR exposure with a clear blue sky and detailed sea, clean dark balcony floor, rich natural greens and warm wood tones. Calm, premium, editorial hotel photography, high resolution, sharp focus throughout, realistic. **Negative prompt:** amateur snapshot, close-up of the chair, cropped chair, tilted horizon, distorted perspective, fisheye, wide-angle stretching, overexposed sky, white haze, blown-out highlights, washed-out colors, grey sky, rain, murky water, cluttered table, extra furniture, people, dirty floor, garbage, power lines, construction, oversaturated colors, cartoon, CGI look, blurry, noise, text, watermark, phone interface Если столика на балконе на самом деле нет, стоит поставить туда реальный перед заездом гостей, чтобы фото совпадало с тем, что они увидят.
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