Use this exact aerial top-down photograph as the only reference.…

@Image1 = Use this exact aerial top-down photograph as the only reference. Preserve the exact stone crushing and screening complex, conveyor belts, machines, roads, dump truck, terrain, proportions, layout and scale. Do not redesign or move any object. Duration: 6 seconds. ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT. The camera starts directly above the crushing complex in the same position as the reference image. The camera slowly flies forward while smoothly descending and tilting downward. At the same time it performs a slight clockwise orbit to reveal the side of the crushing complex. The movement is slow, cinematic and physically realistic, exactly like a professional drone on a stabilized gimbal. By the end of the shot the camera is significantly lower than the starting position, looking at the complex from an elevated oblique angle of approximately 35–45 degrees. The camera is NOT on the ground. It remains high above the site but now shows the conveyors and structures from the side instead of straight down. Maintain approximately the same distance to the complex throughout the shot. Do not zoom in or out. Only the camera position and viewing angle change. Keep every conveyor belt, crusher, support structure, truck, excavator, gravel pile, puddle, road and terrain exactly as in the reference image. Preserve the real dimensions, spacing and proportions of the entire installation. The complex must remain the main subject during the whole shot. Lighting stays overcast and natural. Industrial documentary style. Photorealistic. Camera motion: • Smooth forward movement • Smooth descent • Gentle clockwise orbit • Continuous tilt from top-down to oblique view • Constant speed • Perfect stabilization Negative prompts: No cuts. No camera shake. No scale changes. No zoom. No object movement. No redesigned conveyors. No missing machinery. No duplicated structures. No terrain deformation. No hallucinated buildings. No people. No text. No logos. No watermarks.