A warmly lit kiosk café photographed at dusk within a modern open-air plaza, digital photograph, architectural photography, minimalist contemporary, calm sophisticated ambiance, medium-high complexity, Iwan Baan, Hélène Binet, Fernando Guerra, cool slate blue and charcoal greys with warm amber interior accents, balanced low-light exposure, moderate contrast, full-frame DSLR, 35 mm lens, f/4, ISO 800, 1/30 s, no visible artifacts, portrait-oriented frame shows on the left third a tall wall of dark horizontal siding; immediately right a timber-framed glass kiosk inset into the façade, its front window hinged upward forming a triangular canopy supported by black metal arms; beneath this canopy in the lower left quadrant a man in a cream sweater and black trousers sits on a transparent acrylic stool at a slim pale-wood counter, facing right, hands near a ceramic cup; directly beside him and slightly closer to the camera a waitress in a white blouse and long black apron dress leans forward pouring tea from a matte black teapot into the cup, her hair in a neat top-knot; the kiosk interior glows warmly against the cool evening surroundings, light spilling onto wide grey plank flooring that leads diagonally from bottom right to mid-left; dominating the upper centre a large translucent corrugated polycarbonate panel hangs, angled downward toward the right, illuminated along its top edge by an LED strip; mid-right ground hosts several potted tropical plants, while blurred dark green leaves frame the extreme right foreground; background architecture reveals glass-clad towers and a sweeping ribbon-like beam arcing from upper right toward centre, all bathed in soft twilight blue.