Create a time-compressed spatial portrait of a fictional courtyard café while preserving architecture. Begin at opening time with cool daylight entering from the east, empty oak tables, folded canvas awnings, and staff placing ceramic cups. Camera makes one slow lateral move along the arcade. Use seamless light changes at fixed spatial anchors: a brick pier, the central olive tree, and the fountain edge.

At midday, soft leaf shadows travel across lime plaster; a small, varied group occupies only the documented seating. By early evening, practical wall lights turn on one by one and the same move concludes at the fountain, now reflecting warm light. People must appear and leave through plausible paths rather than popping into place.

Sound intent: morning broom and birds evolving into low conversation and evening water; no recognizable song. Preserve materials, table count, door positions, tree scale, sun direction, and accessible circulation. Avoid fantasy renovation, impossible sunlight, crowd duplication, fabricated signage, lifestyle stereotypes, or watermark.