Geometric Fractal Snowflakes Architectural Study

Snowflakes are depicted as miniature geometric buildings clustered like a crystalline city, with the intent to communicate architectural rhythm and fractal repetition at micro scale for contemplative viewing within a 16:9 frame. The scene sits in a cool, clear atmosphere with a hint of soft haze to suggest depth and cold air, and the neutral background is shaped by cool blue glows from the structures. Primary surfaces are faceted glass, frosted metal, and carved ice, each catching the pale blue highlights and deeper cobalt edges from the palette. The nearest spire resolves crisply in the foreground with moderate depth so secondary towers recede softly into a layered cityscape. Framing is cinematic 16:9 with a medium-wide viewpoint, centered composition and clean negative space at the top third to emphasize vertical fractal growth while maintaining equal margins for crop safety. Small props include tiny suspended snow motes and abstract architectural scaffolding to hint at construction and scale. The light is soft and directional with gentle separation of planes and cool overall color bias in blues and teal. Render as a hyper-detailed digital illustration with subtle material sheen and precise linework for contemplative gallery presentation.