前景の遮蔽：近景で被写体をフレーミングする

Create an architectural visualisation composed with a strong foreground occlusion framing the building. Show something substantial close to the camera partially blocking the view — a tree trunk and low branches at one edge, a passing vehicle cropping the bottom corner, a wall or column dividing the frame, or foliage across the top — rendered well out of focus and darker than the subject. Detail this foreground as genuinely obstructive, hiding perhaps a quarter of the building, so the image feels observed rather than staged. Show the building visible through the gap in sharp focus and correct exposure, with the framing element drawing the eye to it. Detail the tonal structure as a dark frame around a brighter centre, which is the point of the device. Show the foreground element's own texture faintly — bark, leaf shapes, a car's reflection — even though it is unfocused. Keep the depth of field shallow enough that the separation is unambiguous. Photorealistic, layered, naturally observed, eye-level view through the framing element.