Cabin beside miniature waterfall scene

A tiny wooden cabin perches beside a miniature waterfall in a quiet forest clearing, conveying calm shelter and gentle domesticity with a warm glow inside the shuttered window. The scene includes two fishing rods leaning on the cabin railing and a coiled line on the wooden deck to suggest recent use. Surfaces read as damp timber, soft moss, and smooth river stone for tactile detail that complements the falling water. Light pools warmly from the tiny window and ember-orange reflections play along wet planks while cool slate-blue water and moss-green shadows shape the background. The framing is 16:9 with a medium-wide view, chest-to-room scale that shows the cabin and cascade in balanced thirds and leaves negative space on the flowing stream side for movement. Focus resolves crisply on the cabin facade and rods in the foreground with moderate depth into the rushing water and stone bank. A small iron kettle on the deck and a neatly stacked woodpile act as story cues of recent human presence and quiet ritual. Rendered in painterly naturalistic style with visible brush texture and soft edges to emphasize atmosphere and material warmth.