A wide establishing shot of a grand, decaying castle entrance shrouded in a dense, swirling fog. The imposing wooden door, weathered and cracked, is the focal point, slightly ajar and illuminated by a sliver of pale, filtered sunlight piercing through the mist. The stone facade of the castle is partially obscured by ivy and moss, with visible signs of neglect and age - crumbling stonework, darkened patches, and water stains. The ambient light is dim, with dramatic shadows cast by the fog and the uneven terrain surrounding the entrance. Volumetric light streams through the opening, creating an ethereal effect. The color palette is muted, with tones of gray, brown, and faded green, punctuated by the subtle gold of the sunlight. The composition follows the rule of thirds, placing the door slightly off-center with leading lines created by the path leading up to it, drawing the viewer's eye. The depth of field is shallow, blurring the foreground and background, emphasizing the atmospheric perspective and creating a sense of mystery and anticipation. The texture is rough and detailed, emphasizing the age and decay of the castle, with water droplets clinging to the weathered surfaces. The air is heavy with moisture, and a sense of foreboding permeates the scene.