Snow Hills of Cotton-Candy Light

Small, low snow hills roll like cotton-candy across a narrow vertical frame, seen in a calm field at dawn with a serene, dreamy mood aimed at quiet contemplation. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean, with only subtle, abstract micro-markings in the snow that read as soft lines and dim shadows. A cool, misty morning air wraps the scene with a whisper of haze, lending distance to the base planes and a gentle diffusion to the horizon. The snow feels pillowy and tactile, smooth crust over powder and occasional crystalline frost on exposed ridges. The first plane resolves crisp, with shallow depth that keeps the small hills intimate and close, while a faint, layered backdrop suggests further, softened forms. Light is soft and even, creating gentle separation of curves, a cool-blue bias warmed by pale pink highlights from the rising sun, echoing #CDE8FF and #FFC1E3 with lavender accents like #E8D4FF and near-white fills like #F8FBFF. Framing is tight to medium within a 9:16 vertical crop, centered on the nearest mound with balanced negative space above for an airy top third and enough base to ground the composition. A single low, weathered fence post and a delicate dried grass stem act as subtle props to anchor scale and hint at human presence. Render as a delicate painted study with soft brush textures, light grain and a luminous, slightly ethereal finish to emphasize the pastel palette.