Mujer de Mármol al Atardecer

A dark fantasy editorial photograph of a [weathered marble-like woman] seen from behind, framed from mid-back upward in a [ruined overgrown garden at sunset]. Her face turns partly over her shoulder, shadowed and obscured. She features an antique Greco-Roman aesthetic with pale stone-textured skin, hair pinned into a loose classical updo, and an aged ivory draped one-shoulder gown that appears cracked, dusty, and partially fused with her body like an eroded sculpture. Across her bare back and arm are delicate botanical markings and a faded blue floral mosaic embedded near the shoulder blade. Background: [Two tall weathered stone columns] deep in shadow on the left, dense dark trees and overgrown foliage on both sides, with clusters of small pale wildflowers in the lower foreground. Lighting & Atmosphere: Intense backlight from a [glowing amber-orange sunset sky], casting soft rim lighting along her hair and shoulders, with deep foreground shadows. Shallow depth of field, 85mm portrait lens perspective, high contrast, muted earth tones, and tactile textures of chipped plaster, eroded marble, and aged textiles.