Glass Block Arrangement Minimal Still Life

A composed group of clear glass blocks sits on a low tabletop, aligned to read as an architectural miniature with calm intent and weightless poise, photographed as a still life for editorial or product use within a 16:9 horizontal frame with consistent margins so the crop feels deliberate and cinematic. The air is cool and clear with a soft veil of neutral mist that makes light bend gently through edges and planes, and the scene carries faint pale-blue glints like #E9F7FF and #B7D3E8 with muted slate reflections like #8FA9BF and warm cream highlights like #F2E9DF. Surfaces are unlettered and clean, and small micro-scratches reduce to abstract lines that read as texture rather than signage. The key materials are glass faces, a matte tabletop, and a subtle paper backdrop that absorbs stray color and keeps silvery-white highlights like #FFFFFF crisp. The nearest block resolves sharpest with moderate depth of field so layered blocks recede softly into the frame, giving a sense of measured spacing and calm rhythm. Framing is medium-wide inside the 16:9 ratio, shot at eye level with a slightly forward bias so the composition reads horizontal and architectural rather than portrait. One thin steel ruler and a folded sheet of vellum sit as minimal story cues to suggest measurement and craft without clutter. Render this as a photorealistic studio shot with careful digital clarity and tactile texture, preserving gentle refractions, subtle caustics, and quiet stillness.