Tennis Court from Above

A single tennis court photographed straight down from directly overhead, deep terracotta clay surface with crisp white lines in the correct regulation layout, a baseline across each end, two long sidelines running the full length, a service line drawn across each half partway between the net and the baseline, and a short centre service line joining the net to that service line only and stopping there so each half reads as two service boxes, no line running the full length of the court, the net casting one thin shadow across the middle, faint fine broom-sweep marks curving through the clay like a dragged brush rather than vehicle tracks, a few footprint scuffs near one baseline, two balls resting close together in a corner, a dark green windbreak border framing all four edges, flat even overcast light, perfectly square-on symmetrical composition, no people, no text Art direction controls: soft directional studio light, a centered hero composition with deliberate negative space, quiet and editorial.