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<lora:stalenhag _000005000:1> art by simon stalenhag, stalenhag style,, A wide-angle, third-person view of a desolate, post-apocalyptic industrial landscape centered around a large, imposing nuclear power plant structure, likely the Chernobyl sarcophagus or a similar containment building. In the foreground, partially sunken into cracked, dry asphalt and sparse weeds, is the wreckage of a large, heavily damaged military helicopter, possibly a Mil Mi-24 'Hind', visible from its side and somewhat flattened nose. Its paint is faded, dirty, and shows patches of rust and grime, with broken canopy glass areas exposing dark interiors. The middle ground is dominated by a long, low concrete retaining wall or barrier running horizontally across the frame, separated from the foreground by a narrow, dark drainage ditch or trench. Behind this wall rises the massive, pale blue-gray structure of the power station building, characterized by large rectangular concrete blocks. Exposed structural elements, scaffolding, and construction cranes are visible atop and around the main building, suggesting ongoing or halted massive engineering work. To the left of the main block stands a tall, cylindrical cooling tower or chimney structure, banded with rust-colored markings. A faint orange glow, suggesting a low sun or distant fire, peeks through the smoke and haze near the horizon line behind the structure. In the upper left quadrant, a raised, elevated concrete roadway or railway bridge cuts diagonally across the scene. The sky is overcast and smoky, a muted palette of pale blue, white, and dirty gray, with heavy atmospheric haze obscuring distant details. Overhead power lines stretch across the mid-ground, supported by tall, rusting poles. The overall color scheme is desaturated, favoring cold blues, grays, and dusty browns, conveying decay and abandonment.