A wide establishing shot of the entrance to St. Clair High School on a misty, overcast autumn morning. The school's imposing brick facade is partially obscured by a thick fog that swirls around the base and clings to the manicured lawns. Sunlight, diffused by the heavy cloud cover, casts a soft, muted light across the scene, creating long, dramatic shadows that stretch across the wet pavement. The air is heavy with moisture, and the scent of damp leaves permeates the environment. The focal point is the main entrance, a set of grand, weathered doors framed by stone columns. Rain streaks down the windows, blurring the interior. The color palette is dominated by cool tones: muted blues and grays of the sky and building, contrasted by the warm, earthy browns and oranges of the fallen leaves scattered on the ground. The composition utilizes the rule of thirds, with the school building positioned along the top third of the frame and the entrance aligning with a vertical line. The depth of field is moderate, bringing the entrance and immediate surroundings into sharp focus while gradually blurring the background, emphasizing the isolation and introspection of the moment. A gentle rim light outlines the building's edges and gives a volumetric light effect, highlighting the texture of the brick and the details of the architecture. The textures are detailed, with visible water droplets on every surface and a sense of stillness.