Ocean Liner Navigating Icy Moonlit Passage

Show a modern ocean liner negotiating a narrow, icy channel at night, intent on conveying tension and steady forward motion as it moves past towering, jagged icebergs; purpose is cinematic, photoreal drama. Render as high-detail digital photorealism with crisp surface detail: glossy metallic hull, wide glass balconies with soft interior glows, and sharply angled superstructure lines catching cold light. Set on a moonlit night with a low, cold moon off-frame left that casts silvery blue highlights across ice faces and metal; thin fog hugs the waterline and drifting steam rises from vents, visible as crisp, frosty vapor. Compose in a 16:9 panoramic frame, wide-angle, low viewpoint slightly starboard of the ship so the vessel occupies the right two-thirds of the frame moving into negative space on the left; leave room in the left third for the open channel and looming icebergs, ensuring the horizon sits low to emphasize the towering ice and sky. Lighting should be cool ambient moonlight mixed with warm point lights from the ship’s balconies and running lights; reflections of those lights scatter across broken ice floes and rippling water, creating bright highlights and deep blue shadows. Emphasize textures: glass reflections, frosted railings, chipped ice edges, wet metallic sheen on the hull, and granular snow on iceberg ledges. Keep motion subtle — small bow wake, occasional spray, and thin tendrils of steam — to maintain tension without blur. Final image: cinematic, high contrast but with soft moonlit diffusion, photoreal detail suitable for a theatrical poster or editorial spread.