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A realistic documentary-style photo showcasing the Shanghai Metro{argument name="station name" default="Jing'an Temple Station"}{argument name="subway line" default="Line 2"} The entrance area of the station is shown from a passenger's eye level as they approach the turnstiles. The scene is a spacious indoor station hall with a modern-style dark brown curved wooden ceiling decorated with long, linear white lights. A large, dark-colored directional sign hangs in the center, featuring a green square icon for Line 2, the text "Line 2," the main station name "Jing'an Temple Station," and an icon with the bilingual text "Service Center." Below the sign are several stainless steel turnstiles; six turnstile lanes are visible in the foreground, some marked with green arrows, and at least one displaying a red "No Entry" symbol. The scene depicts a busy yet orderly flow of commuters, with approximately 10 to 15 adults dressed in casual autumn attire, mostly shown from behind, passing through the turnstiles to enter the station; their clothing includes jackets, jeans, backpacks, and shoulder bags, in neutral tones. On the left wall are automatic ticket machines or vending machines, as well as another smaller green Line 2 sign. The right-hand wall is a decorative white platform wall, prominently featuring the words "Jing'an Temple" in black calligraphy and subtle wavy lines. Nearby is a small green Line 2 marker. The materials used need to convey realism: polished gray speckled stone flooring, metal pillars, tiled walls, and realistic transportation facilities. The lighting is bright and even, creating a clean public transportation atmosphere. The composition uses a slightly wide-angle mobile phone photography perspective, centering on the overhead signage and turnstile area, achieving a highly realistic, natural, and detailed rendering of the authentic interior environment of a Shanghai subway station.How to use
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