Colonnade Minimaliste en Terre Cuite et Ombres Striées

A minimalist architectural photograph of a long [terracotta-colored] colonnade with two parallel rows of massive cylindrical columns receding into the distance, creating a one-point perspective toward a small dark rectangular doorway at the far end. Warm late-afternoon sunlight enters from the right side, casting dramatic horizontal shadow bands across the pale stone floor, alternating stripes of light and shadow across the corridor. The walls, ceiling, and columns are rendered in warm earthy clay and sandstone tones with smooth matte surfaces and subtle texture. Composition is framed symmetrically but slightly offset, with a single oversized foreground column on the left edge and repeating columns on the right forming a rhythmic pattern. Style: quiet monumental modernist architecture, serene and austere, high contrast, cinematic natural light, ultra-clean lines, photorealistic, sharp detail, wide horizontal framing. Constraints: no people, no furniture, no decoration, no plants.