Show a small, functional ferry shelter on a frozen lake. Its timber posts descend into the ice, and a worn orange bench faces the route where boats would normally arrive. No ferry is visible. One faint line beneath the snow hints at the summer landing walkway. The mood is patient rather than abandoned or threatening.
Use a low shore-side 50 mm-equivalent view. Foreground: a pale ice field with only two restrained cracks. Midground: the shelter in the lower-right third. Background: a faint opposite shore. Let the orange bench be the first small colour note inside a larger dark shelter silhouette.
Treat wood, snow and ice differently: dry timber, diffuse snow, low-sheen ice. Use blue winter dusk, charcoal and burnt orange. A weak shelter lamp may reveal the bench, but it must not become an exaggerated glowing portal.
Primary 9:16 wallpaper with upper third empty and a 4:5 print adaptation. Keep text out of the image. Optional cover typography belongs on the pale upper-left field. This is fixed artwork, not a location mockup.
Do not imitate a known station. Reject footprints that imply people walked onto unsafe thin ice, ominous horror lighting, tiny cluttered signage and excessive frost ornament. Treat the location as fictional.
Create one original image in the primary 9:16 frame. Preserve the specified relationship and focal hierarchy. Deliver no added lettering, captions, signatures, watermarks or brands; intentional blank insertion surfaces remain blank. Do not reproduce a source Pin composition. Secondary formats and companion assets are separate later deliverables, not a collage.
