ガラスの均衡：反射と透過の比率

Create an architectural visualisation focused on getting glass right, the material most often rendered badly. Show a glazed facade where reflection and transmission are simultaneously believable: the lower panes, viewed at a steeper angle, reading more transparent with the interior clearly visible, and the upper panes, viewed more obliquely, reading more reflective and mirroring the sky and the opposite building. Detail the Fresnel behaviour explicitly — reflectivity increasing toward grazing angles — since that gradient is what makes glass convincing. Show the reflected content as specific rather than generic: an identifiable neighbouring facade, a real cloud formation, a tree, all slightly darkened and very slightly green-tinted by the glass. Detail the interior visible through the transparent panes with real content — a ceiling, a light fitting, a desk, a person — never an empty void. Show the panel joints, the silicone lines and a faint reflection distortion where the glass is slightly imperfect. Photorealistic, technically correct glass, eye-level three-quarter view.