Lighting Redesign: Added Upward Spotlights for Trees

Based on the large trees in the attached image, add two to three in-ground uplights within the canopy projection range, close to the tree trunk, with light shining upwards. The main trunk should be strongly illuminated, with bark cracks and textures highly visible; major branches should gradually darken upwards; leaves within the canopy should be translucent yellow-green as light passes through them. Branches and leaves should cast large, radiating, constantly branching shadows on the wall behind and in the air above. The shape of the tree should appear dramatic due to this unnatural light direction. The surrounding grass should only be illuminated in a small circle near the fixtures, with the rest remaining dimly lit. Keep unchanged: the tree species, shape, position, and surrounding environment, as well as the camera angle, should remain completely fixed. Avoid: lighting from above, illuminating the entire tree uniformly, eliminating branch shadows, or making the tree canopy a blurry bright mass.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

依附圖中的大型喬木,在樹冠投影範圍內、貼近樹幹處加入兩到三支埋地式投光燈,光由下往上打。主幹被強光照亮,樹皮的裂紋與凹凸極為明顯;主要分枝往上逐漸變暗;樹冠內部的葉片被光穿透,呈現半透明的黃綠色。枝葉在後方牆面與上方空中投下放射狀、不斷分岔的巨大陰影。樹的形狀因為這種非自然的光向而顯得戲劇化。周邊草地只有燈具附近一小圈被照亮,其餘維持低亮度。保持不變:樹的品種、形狀、位置與周邊環境、拍攝視角完全不動。避免:從上往下打光、把整棵樹均勻照亮、消除枝幹的投影、讓樹冠變成一團模糊亮塊。