Rainy Street Seen Through Window Vertical

A rainy street is observed through a glass window with sharp raindrops in the foreground and a tall vertical frame that emphasizes the 9:16 aspect ratio and cinematic mood. The scene places the viewer at eye level with a moderate depth where the glass details resolve crispest and the street layers gently recede into softened midground and background. Reflections and wet asphalt catch cool navy and slate tones from distant signage and muted teal highlights, while warm amber glows from taillights and shop windows add contrast and echo the palette. The glass surface shows three tactile textures: beaded rain droplets, streaked water trails, and the smooth pane reflecting neon haze. The composition is a tight vertical crop with balanced negative space along the lower right, guiding the eye down the street and up the frame. A lone umbrella and a pair of distant taillights act as story cues to suggest movement and human presence. The light is soft with gentle separation that sculpts faces and wet surfaces and gives an overall cool cast with warm accents. Render this as a cinematic photographic study with naturalistic grain and subtle motion blur on moving figures for a quiet, cinematic energy.