A realistic composite showing a sequence of moon phases arcing over a Tehran rooftop and city skyline at dusk.

A realistic smartphone photo taken from a rooftop in Tehran showing a sequence of 30 consecutive-night moon photos combined into one natural composite. Scene details: Location: rooftop of a typical Tehran apartment building, visible city skyline, antennas, satellite dishes, water tank, and warm street lights in the distance. Time: match local “now” for Tehran (Sep 29, 2025, local afternoon/early evening) — daytime sky where the Moon is visible. Moon: show 30 small but clearly distinct moon images representing 30 consecutive nights, arranged naturally across the sky (not a perfect grid — let them follow a subtle arc/trajectory). The moon on the current night (center/top emphasis) must match the actual current phase and orientation for Tehran: First Quarter / ~45% illuminated, crescent lit on the right, positioned roughly toward the southeast with low altitude (~8–12°) and azimuth around 130°–140°. Ensure the crescent tilt/terminator (shadow line) matches that orientation. Camera style: look like a real smartphone photo — 12–26mm equiv. wide-angle, shallow depth-of-field for near rooftop foreground, slight atmospheric haze, realistic sensor noise (ISO-like grain), gentle motion blur on distant lights, natural lens flare and vignetting. Use realistic exposure for daytime with the moon visible (no surreal HDR). Lighting & color: natural daylight with warm city lights; subtle color grading (film-like), believable shadows on rooftop objects consistent with sun position. See more