A solitary person sits cross-legged on a jagged rock ledge in the extreme bottom centre, gazing toward an immense, frosted planetary plain that slopes upward from lower left toward mid-right and is veiled in rolling silver-grey clouds swirling around a vast circular impact crater occupying the lower mid-frame; directly above the crater a thin lightning column rises vertically, connecting to a gigantic concentric storm eye situated in the upper third—an orb of crackling white plasma encircled by several translucent, smoke-like rings that fade into the star-flecked blackness of space; digital matte-painted sci-fi concept art, photoreal cinematic, epic contemplative vibe, very high visual complexity, Greg Rutkowski, Wojtek Fus, John Harris, muted steel blues slate greys charcoal blacks with brilliant white lightning and faint amber rim highlights, low-key exposure yet deep dynamic range, crisp contrast, ultra-wide 24 mm perspective, f/2.8 aperture, ISO 400, 1/125 s shutter, light atmospheric grain and slight chromatic aberration on lightning edges; foreground rocks form a dark diagonal base from bottom left to bottom right, silhouetting the seated figure whose back faces the viewer, while sparse distant stars pinprick the upper left sky, and thin haze bands wrap the planet’s limb along the horizon line that tilts gently down from left to right, subtly implying an otherworldly curvature.