In the depths of the night, a high-rise vanishes into a burgundy fog. A solitary emerald window near the penthouse radiates a vivid, green light, reminiscent of a lighthouse beacon, whispering tales of life persisting amidst abandonment. Shot with a Sony A1, with a 135mm f/1.8 GM lens, set at ISO 3200, the image is captured handheld at 1/80s to introduce subtle micro-blur. The frame emphasizes the colossal scale of the tower, focusing on the striking green window. Illuminated by the ambient deep red haze of street lights below, the key lighting draws from the interior CRT glow, which spills through blinds, casting vertical stripes on the mist. No additional light sources. A slow slider creep-in at 24 fps adds a subtle vertical gate weave, echoing the look of an old film print. The post-processing features a dual tone of ox-blood reds and toxic-green highlights, with crushed blacks at 0 IRE, and a soft halation bloom surrounding the window, woven with a fine 35mm grain. The vibe suggests, “Connection established—tower's silent rhythm pulses after two decades.”