Winter City Isometric Diorama

Ultra-detailed photorealistic isometric miniature scale-model diorama of {argument name="city" default="[CITY]"}, presented as a thin flat square tile resting on a pure off-white seamless studio background. The tile is a clean, precisely cut square slab with straight vertical edges revealing a thin band of dark wood/earth material along the sides — like a professionally built architectural model mounted on a display base. The tile is rotated so it reads as a diamond in perspective, viewed from a high isometric angle of roughly 45–50° looking down, with the front corner of the slab pointing toward the lower part of the frame.\n\nThe entire top surface is filled edge to edge with a meticulously accurate miniature recreation of {argument name="city" default="[CITY]"} in winter: the actual street grid and road layout, real residential blocks with authentic local architecture, historic buildings, recognizable landmarks in their true relative positions and realistic scale, plazas, parks, tree-lined boulevards, rivers or coastline if applicable, bridges, major stadiums or arenas, and surrounding urban details.\n\nCreate a beautiful realistic winter transformation while preserving the city's authentic identity. Cover rooftops, sidewalks, parks, trees, bridges, streets, and architectural surfaces with natural layers of fresh white snow. Show subtle snow accumulation on building ledges, rooftops, parked vehicles, street lamps, trees, railings, and road edges. Keep roads partially cleared and visibly usable, with realistic tire tracks and patches of exposed asphalt. Water should remain naturally visible where applicable, with subtle winter reflections or thin ice only where geographically appropriate.\n\nInclude dense micro-detail: individual parked cars dusted with snow, moving traffic, buses, tiny pedestrians wearing winter clothing, street lamps, awnings, rooftop HVAC units, construction cranes, parking lots with rows of snow-covered cars, boats in water if applicable, realistic snowbanks, footprints, road markings, crosswalks, traffic signals, benches, signs, and tiny urban objects. Every tree is individually modeled with realistic snow-covered branches.\n\nThe city's most recognizable landmarks must remain immediately identifiable and geographically accurate. Do not exaggerate landmark size or alter their architecture. Preserve realistic proportions, street relationships, building density, geography, and urban layout.\n\nRendering style: hyper-realistic tilt-shift miniature photography look — extremely sharp, high resolution, everything in focus across the whole tile, no blur. Bright, soft, even cool winter daylight studio lighting from above with gentle diffuse shadows, no harsh contrast, no dramatic side lighting. Natural winter color palette with clean white snow, subtle blue-grey atmospheric tones, realistic brick, stone, glass, terracotta, dark asphalt, evergreen trees, and naturally colored buildings. Premium architectural model photography.