逆光剪影：把建筑交给轮廓

Create an architectural visualisation shot directly into the sun, reducing the building largely to silhouette. Show the sun low and just behind the building's edge so it flares around the corner, with the facade facing the camera falling into deep shadow. Detail the recovery of that shadow carefully — not black, but filled by bounce light from the ground and the sky, so the materials remain faintly legible rather than lost. Show a bright rim of light tracing the roof edge, the parapet and every projecting element, defining the form through outline alone. Detail the atmospheric effects honestly: a lens flare with the correct polygonal shape for the aperture, a veiling haze reducing contrast across the whole frame, and light scattering visibly in the air. Show the ground as strongly backlit with long shadows reaching toward the camera and any wet surface throwing a bright specular path. Keep the palette warm and heavily flared with the sky burning out to white near the sun. Photorealistic, backlit, warm and hazy, low eye-level view.