There is a rain falling down on a building and a fire hydrant

It's a work of art with stunning detail: strings of raindrops slide down the curved tiles under an old wooden roof, creating a crystalline trail in the air. The moist bluestone floor is a mirror, reflecting the silhouette of the eaves softened by the rain and mist, and the moment the raindrops fall, it stirs up layers of ripples, as if the ground is breathing. The backlight of the twilight gilds each drop with silver, and in the distance the low-hanging mountains of rain clouds loom ink-like blue-gray patches, and the moss mottled at the corners of the eaves glows with an emerald sheen in the dampness. The painting is dominated by gray and white, dark green and pearlescent colors, sometimes with brushstrokes like ink on rice paper, and sometimes interspersed with surrealist transparent rain curtains, which suddenly turn into floating silver dotted lines at a moment. The grainy texture of the film makes the stagnant water on the stone steps glow with nostalgic warmth, and the deliberately blurred depth of field turns the bamboo forest in the background into a hazy haze, except for a drop of water on the nearby bamboo leaf that clearly reflects the whole world upside down. There are no cartoonish brushstrokes or distorted figures, and they refuse to be glaring flat and overexposed. Elements such as modern architecture and neon lights have been completely erased, leaving only the wood grain and damp moss that have been eroded by time. There are no text watermarks or blurred out-of-focus areas, only the silence of the visual sound of rain flowing eternally in the frame

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