雨上がりの湿潤：反射が地面を第二の空に変える

Create an architectural visualisation immediately after rain, when every horizontal surface becomes a mirror. Show the paving covered by a thin film of water reflecting the building, the sky and the lights with a soft blurred fidelity — sharper in the still puddles, broken and streaked where the surface is textured. Detail the reflections as physically believable: darker than the objects they reflect, compressed vertically, and interrupted wherever the paving is rough or draining. Show the water gathering realistically in the low points and along the kerb line rather than lying evenly. Detail the wet materials correctly — the stone darkened several tones and glossy, the concrete blotchy where it is drying unevenly, the metal beaded, the glass streaked with runnels. Show the sky as a clearing storm with bright breaks and dark remnant cloud. Detail figures with umbrellas, some closing them, and the last drips falling from the canopy edge. Photorealistic, wet and reflective, moody clearing light, low eye-level view.