Photoreal cinematic film still, vertical 9:16. Mount of Olives at golden sunset, 1st century AD. In the foreground, a man in a simple hooded cream-white wool robe sits on a rock, seen ONLY from behind (back of hooded head and shoulders, no face visible), teaching four bearded Galilean disciples in brown and earth-toned robes who sit facing Him, listening, among old olive trees. Below and across the Kidron valley: Herod's Second Temple in Jerusalem as historians reconstruct it — a vast rectangular Temple Mount platform of massive cream limestone retaining walls, long roofed colonnade porticoes running around the outer courts, and in the centre the tall boxy white-stone sanctuary building with a high flat-topped facade trimmed in gold plates glinting in the sun; the walled city of Jerusalem with flat-roofed limestone houses stacked behind it, city walls and towers. Warm dust haze, low sun. Absolutely no dome, no golden dome, no Greek or Parthenon-style temple, no triangular pediment roof, no minarets, no mosque. No text.
