Summer and Winter Landscape Split

Create a perfectly composed landscape photograph where the left half is summer and the right half is winter — split right down the middle of the frame with a razor-sharp dividing line. The SAME landscape, the SAME moment, but two completely different seasons occupying the same space. LEFT HALF — SUMMER: - Lush green grass, full leafy trees, wildflowers blooming - Bright warm sunshine, blue sky with fluffy white clouds - A lake in the mid-ground with glittering warm reflections - Mountains in the background with green slopes - A person in summer clothes (sundress, sandals) sitting on the grass reading - A dog playing, butterflies, everything alive and warm - Color palette: vibrant greens, warm yellows, bright blues RIGHT HALF — WINTER: - The SAME landscape but in deep winter — everything covered in pristine white snow - Same trees but bare and skeletal, branches heavy with ice - Same lake but frozen solid with frost patterns on the surface - Same mountains but with heavy snow coverage - The SAME person (same position) now in winter gear (parka, boots, scarf) still sitting in the same spot reading the same book — but on snow - A different dog (or same dog in a tiny coat) playing in snow - Color palette: whites, cool blues, pale greys, silver THE DIVIDING LINE: - The split is perfectly vertical through the center of the frame - At the dividing line: impossible things happen — a single tree has green leaves on the left and bare snowy branches on the right. The grass stops and snow begins at an exact line. The lake water is liquid on the left and frozen on the right with a visible ice edge. - This hard division is what makes it surreal — nature doesn't work this way COMPOSITION: Wide landscape, 16:9 ratio. Camera at medium distance showing the full scene with both halves balanced. The person and key trees are positioned AT the dividing line to maximize the "same but different" effect. LIGHTING: LEFT has warm golden afternoon sun. RIGHT has cool blue-grey winter twilight light. At the dividing line, both lighting systems meet, creating a warm-to-cool color shift. 8K, photorealistic landscape photography on both sides. The impossibility is ONLY in the seasonal split — everything else is perfectly natural.