is the locked visual reference — the full monument including the…

@image1 is the locked visual reference — the full monument including the stone pedestal with the inscription "Александр Сергеевич ГРИБОЕДОВ 1795-1829" and the bronze figure standing on top. Both the pedestal and the full statue must be visible in frame throughout the entire clip. Single continuous shot, 10 seconds, no cuts. Camera movement: extremely subtle, barely perceptible slow upward tilt — the camera rises only very slightly over the full 10 seconds, as if breathing rather than moving. The framing barely changes from first frame to last — the pedestal inscription remains visible and legible throughout, the full figure stays in frame at all times. The movement should feel like the camera is alive and present rather than locked on a tripod, but should not read as an obvious camera move. No push-in, no dolly, no zoom, no orbit — only this minimal gentle tilt upward. The statue and the pedestal are completely inanimate and rigid for the entire duration — solid bronze and stone, weathered surface, fine patina texture, no motion in the figure itself at any point. Background: a bright open sky with white and light grey cumulus clouds drifting slowly and steadily from left to right behind the monument. The sky is luminous and airy — not dark, not stormy, not overcast. Soft diffused daylight, slightly warm afternoon light catching the bronze surface of the statue from the front, gentle highlights on the coat folds and face. The overall mood is dignified and calm. The clouds drift at a natural unhurried pace — visible but slow, like a calm spring day in Moscow. No birds, no airplanes, no other objects in the sky. Lighting on the statue remains completely constant throughout — no flicker, no brightness drift, no shadow movement on the bronze surface. Photorealistic, natural daylight, subtle ambient sound: light wind, distant urban background noise.