From the observation deck of the world's tallest skyscraper, we look down upon a megalopolis shrouded in mist. The spires of other skyscrapers pierce through the fog like islands in a cotton sea. Far below, the grid of city streets glows softly, while overhead, the first stars of evening become visible. The deck's glass floor creates a vertiginous effect, with nothing but a kilometer of empty air between the viewer and the ground. Extreme high-angle shot with forced perspective to emphasize height. Minimalist watercolor style with a muted palette of grays, soft yellows, and deep blues,