# Pnyx horizon hero — controlled generation prompt

Use case: historical-scene

Asset type: 16:9 website hero, 1672×941

Primary request: Reconstruct an assembly at Pnyx I from a camera behind and slightly above the citizens, looking northeast down the natural slope. The citizens' backs face the camera. The speaker stands lower on a small human-scale stone platform and faces southwest toward the assembly and camera.

Geometry constraint: Preserve the left-to-right geographic order Parnitha → Attic plain / Ancient Agora → Penteli → Lycabettus → Areopagus → Acropolis. Use a rectilinear field of view of approximately 94.5° (000°–094.5°). No sea is visible.

Scene: Natural rock and earth, gently concave slope, restrained ancient settlement in the middle distance, dry Attic vegetation.

Style: Naturalistic cinematic historical reconstruction; quiet documentary credibility rather than spectacle.

Lighting: Warm late-afternoon sunlight with atmospheric depth; the horizon remains visually meaningful without becoming a glowing ocean line.

Constraints: The speaker must face the assembly. The assembly must face the speaker. Keep the Acropolis at the far right edge and architecturally restrained. Preserve the recognizable conical prominence of Lycabettus without exaggeration.

Avoid: Sea, coast, marble amphitheatre, grand invented temples, modern Athens, flags, screens, holograms, fantasy architecture, monumental speaker, audience and speaker facing the same direction, excessive buildings on the Acropolis, text, watermark.

The geometric reference is a constraint; the result remains an artistic reconstruction, not a geodetic document.