庙顶全景：瓦作、脊带与屋面起伏

Render an elevated view across the roofs of a large Taiwanese temple complex, showing the whole roofscape as a single composition. Lay out three parallel halls with a courtyard between each, their roofs stepping up in importance toward the rear — the entrance hall lower, the main hall highest with a double-eaved roof. Show every ridge crowned with cut-and-paste ceramic figures, so from above the roofscape reads as a field of small brightly coloured sculptures marching along the ridges. Detail the tile surfaces as warm orange half-round barrel tiles laid in close rows, their curved profile creating a fine corrugated texture across every plane, weathered with patches of moss and darker replacement tiles. Show narrow valleys between roofs with drainage channels, and the swallowtail ends silhouetted against the surrounding city. Include the neighbouring urban fabric — tiled apartment blocks, water tanks — pressing right up to the temple walls. Shoot in low late-afternoon sun with long shadows. Photorealistic, dense, warm and textured.