King Edward II of England standing on foot in front of his army at the Battle of Bannockburn, 1314. He wears early 14th-century English mail armor and a great helm, royal surcoat slightly torn, no horse visible. He stands firm while ranks of English infantry and knights form behind him, banners fluttering in cold wind. Muddy battlefield underfoot, trampled grass and broken lances. Overcast Scottish sky, pale gray daylight. The king is sharply in focus, army slightly blurred behind him. Shot on a 50mm lens, cinematic perspective, shallow depth of field. Ultra-realistic skin, fabric, steel, and mud textures. Natural light, muted medieval color palette, historical accuracy, dramatic but restrained realism, --ar 9:16 --s 50 --raw
