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MAIN_SUBJECT Ancient Jerusalem fortress corridor during Crusader conquest of 1099, constructed from authentic local limestone materials with multiple torch illumination PRECISE_SPATIAL_POSITIONING Camera positioned directly above the corridor ceiling, looking straight down at 90-degree overhead angle. Corridor extends from foreground into background, turning right at the far end. Twelve torches positioned asymmetrically - six on left wall, six on right wall, arranged in staggered pattern along the entire corridor length with no torches directly opposite each other. LOCATION_AND_ENVIRONMENT Jerusalem fortress interior corridor during Crusader siege of 1099, 4 meters wide. Walls constructed from authentic local materials: lower sections built with massive cream-white Jerusalem stone (dolamitic limestone) blocks, middle sections of dense meleke limestone with precise ashlar masonry, upper sections of smaller limestone blocks. Solid stone walls without any doorways or openings. Corridor extends straight for the majority of its length, then curves right at the far end. TIME_AND_WEATHER_CONDITIONS Year 1099 during Crusader conquest of Jerusalem, interior fortress setting with no natural light penetration, historical medieval atmosphere PROFESSIONAL_LIGHTING Abundant warm firelight from twelve wall-mounted torches creating comprehensive illumination throughout the corridor. Multiple overlapping pools of torch light eliminating shadows and providing complete coverage of the limestone surfaces. Enhanced fire temperature 2800K creating golden-orange warm lighting that highlights the cream-white Jerusalem stone and dense meleke limestone textures. CINEMATIC_COLOR_PALETTE Cream-white Jerusalem stone (#F5F2E8), dense meleke limestone (#E8E4D6), golden-orange torch flames (#FF8C00), warm firelight glow (#FFB347), deep limestone shadows (#D4CFC2), authentic 11th century Jerusalem materials SHOOTING_STYLE Historical documentary realism focusing on authentic 11th century Jerusalem fortress architecture during Crusader period TECHNICAL_EQUIPMENT Wide-angle lens, professional historical documentation camera for architectural recording FRAME_COMPOSITION Overhead bird's eye view emphasizing corridor floor plan and authentic limestone masonry patterns. Corridor walls showing distinct construction techniques: massive ashlar blocks with 5-20cm raised frames in lower sections, progressively smaller stones in upper sections. Twelve torch positions creating balanced illumination pattern throughout the corridor length. DEPTH_OF_FIELD_AND_FOCUS Deep focus maintaining sharp detail of limestone masonry from foreground to background, with particular emphasis on the varying block sizes and ashlar framing techniques MOVEMENT_AND_DYNAMICS Static architectural composition with active torch flame movement creating dancing light across the cream-white Jerusalem stone surfaces and meleke limestone blocks TEXTURES_AND_MATERIALS Lower seven courses: massive meleke limestone ashlars with precise 5-20cm raised rectangular frames creating monolithic appearance. Foundation blocks: cream-white dolamitic Jerusalem stone from local quarries. Upper sections: progressively smaller limestone blocks representing 8th century Umayyad additions. All stones showing authentic 11th century weathering and construction techniques. ATMOSPHERIC_EFFECTS Twelve torch flames creating comprehensive warm illumination across limestone surfaces, subtle smoke wisps, Jerusalem fortress atmosphere during 1099 Crusader conquest with torch crackling and stone acoustics ASPECT_RATIO 16:9 widescreen format for historical architectural documentation ATMOSPHERE_AND_MOOD Authentic 1099 Jerusalem fortress atmosphere during Crusader conquest, ancient limestone architecture illuminated by abundant torchlight, historical weight of the First Crusade period TECHNICAL_QUALITY_PARAMETERS 8K resolution, historical authenticity, natural limestone aging patterns from 1099 period, professional archaeological documentation quality, authentic 11th century Jerusalem fortress construction