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Three tents sit beneath a rust-red ship, seen from a low angle in a dry dock. Playing cards and cans lie on the leaf-strewn concrete.

Three tents sit beneath a rust-red ship, seen from a low angle in a dry dock.

AutumnTents

Playing cards and cans lie on the leaf-strewn concrete.

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Image model microsoft/mai-image-2.6

A wide action-camera view from atop a trekking pole planted on the floor of a drained shipyard dry dock, with a slight fisheye curve. Three ochre canvas tents line the concrete beneath the overhanging bow of a rust-red cargo ship, its hull resting on massive blocks and filling the upper frame; weeds spill down the stepped dock walls. Damp brown leaves and fading yellow plants show the cool early-November autumn. A few plain empty cans and scattered playing cards sit beside a tent on scuffed, leaf-strewn concrete. The afternoon light is natural and uneven, with muted colours and ordinary soft shadows.

Looks like a real photo, realistic detail, nothing overlaid on it. No readable writing anywhere: plain unlabelled gear, no slogans, no number plates.

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