An Over-the-shoulder, Classical Cinematic Composition

an over-the-shoulder, classical cinematic composition viewed from behind Zeus as he sculpts a marble bust of Wonder Woman from wet clay; Zeus dominates the soft-focus foreground, his broad shoulders and powerful arms framing the scene, large weathered hands carefully shaping the clay with deliberate precision; he is depicted as a black-haired, bearded man in his prime according to ancient Athenian ideals and Homeric descriptions—strong, noble features, calm authority; the bust of Wonder Woman is the sharp focal point in the middle ground, resting on a stone plinth, her face split in contrast—one half exquisitely finished and radiant, the other half still rough, unfinished clay bearing Zeus’s fingerprints; her expression serene and heroic even in incomplete form; the setting is a sun-drenched white marble courtyard on Mount Olympus, towering Greek columns and sculpted stone surrounding the scene; in the background, a regal eagle perches on a column, silently observing; subtle divine cues—a faint crackle of distant lightning reflected softly in the marble and a gentle glow in the sky—hint at Zeus’s power without overwhelming the composition; cinematic natural light, high classical realism, mythological atmosphere, Renaissance-inspired sculpture aesthetic