is the locked visual reference — a bronze statue of a 19th-century…

@image1 is the locked visual reference — a bronze statue of a 19th-century gentleman standing on a stone pedestal. The statue is the sole subject of this entire clip. Single shot, 5 seconds, no cuts. The camera begins at a low angle slightly to the right of the statue, looking up at the full figure — the stone pedestal base visible at the bottom of the frame, the statue's face and coat folds catching cold overcast daylight from above. The camera then moves in a slow, smooth, graceful arc — orbiting the statue counterclockwise from right to left, gradually rising slightly as it moves, revealing the full silhouette of the figure from different angles: the side profile, the back with the draped coat, then coming around to face the figure from the front-left by the end of the shot. The statue itself is completely inanimate and rigid throughout the entire 5 seconds — solid dark weathered bronze, fine patina texture, subtle cold reflections on the metal surface of the coat folds and shoulders. No skin, no fabric movement, no living material, no motion in the figure itself at any point. Perfectly still bronze sculpture from first frame to last frame. Background: soft overcast sky, slightly blurred trees and architecture in the far distance, shallow depth of field keeping the statue sharp and the background soft. Camera movement is slow, cinematic, deliberate — like a documentary or museum film. Smooth dolly arc, no shake, no zoom. Photorealistic, cold natural daylight, subtle ambient wind sound, no music.