山径石阶与挡土：就地取材的叠砌工法

Design a hillside trail section in Taiwan built from stone taken from the site itself. Compose irregular stone steps of varying rise set directly into the slope with no concrete visible, retained on the downhill side by a dry-stone wall laid without mortar, and drained by a shallow stone-lined channel crossing the path at intervals. Let moss and fern establish in the joints. Keep the handrail to a single length of weathered timber on a short section only where the drop is real. Show the path curving out of sight under a dense canopy. Humid filtered light after rain with wet stone, one-point view up the steps, 28mm lens, landscape architecture photography, ultra photorealistic