庙口小吃街：信仰与市集的共生

Show the food street that has grown up immediately outside a Taiwanese temple, the two functions inseparable. Render the temple facade at one end of the frame with its lanterns and ornate roof, and running away from it a narrow lane packed on both sides with food stalls — stainless carts with bright LED strips, hand-lettered acrylic signs, steam rising from noodle pots and griddles, red plastic stools spilling into the lane. Show the transition explicitly: the paving changes from the temple's worn granite slabs to ordinary asphalt within a few metres, and the last stall backs directly onto the temple's boundary wall. Hang a canopy of awnings, banners and power cables overhead so the sky is barely visible. Fill the lane with a dense evening crowd, some carrying incense, some eating. Show the temple's warm floodlighting mixing with the cool white of the stall lights. Photorealistic, dense, warm and alive, eye-level view down the lane toward the temple.