Coastal Train Journey Seen From Inside the Carriage

Creates a cinematic wide shot from inside a tidy train carriage, a faceless passenger silhouette at the window and the coast sliding past in late-afternoon light, for a rail-route article.

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Purpose: a cinematic travel image for a rail operator's article on the [route name] coastal trip.
Viewpoint: from inside a clean train carriage, looking out of the window.
Subject: the silhouette of a passenger beside the window, impossible to identify, while [coastline feature] passes by outside.
Lighting: late-afternoon light with natural reflections on the glass.
Composition: wide, horizontal frame.
Details: the geography must feel believable for [region].
Avoid: branding on the carriage, tickets with readable text.

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