Clock Tower and Dock Remains: An Old Station with Only One Tower Left

A 40-meter-high square clock tower stands isolated on an open plaza by the sea, built of red bricks with granite trim at the four corners. The top features a copper hip roof and a lightning rod, with a white circular clock face on each of its four sides. The main body of the original station, which was once connected, has been demolished, so the traces of the joint at the base of the clock tower are still visible—a vertical interface of a different color from the bricks. The surrounding area is a large expanse of granite paving with scattered palm trees. In the background is the high-rise skyline of the opposite bank. Shot in the early morning with side lighting, contrasting the red of the bricks with the grayish-blue of the sky. Avoid: adding the demolished building, including fences or signboards, planting neat flower beds around the clock tower, depicting it as a night scene with light projection.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

海旁的開闊廣場上孤立著一座 40 公尺高的方形鐘樓,紅磚砌成,四角有花崗石收邊,頂部是銅製的四坡屋頂與一支避雷針,四面各有一個白色的圓鐘面。原本連著的車站主體已經拆除,所以鐘樓底部的接合痕跡還看得見——一道與磚不同顏色的垂直界面。周邊是大片的花崗石鋪面與零星的棕櫚樹。背景是對岸的高層天際線。清晨側光,磚的紅與天空的灰藍對比。避免:補上已拆除的建築、加入圍欄或告示牌、鐘樓周邊種植整齊的花圃、拍成夜景加燈光投射。