The logo must not appear printed, painted, projected, or attached as a sign. Its geometr…

The logo must not appear printed, painted, projected, or attached as a sign. Its geometry should physically shape the castle entrance itself, making the complete structure immediately recognizable as the uploaded logo. Adapt the architectural style and materials to the logo’s personality and colors. Use carved limestone, weathered sandstone, dark granite, aged brick, polished marble, bronze gates, forged iron, stained glass, and subtle gold details where appropriate. Bright brand colors may appear as restrained banners, glass accents, roof tiles, or decorative stone inlays. Create realistic medieval craftsmanship with hand-carved stone, deep joints, worn steps, subtle cracks, moss, aged metal hardware, heavy wooden doors, torch brackets, heraldic reliefs, and physically believable construction. Internal logo spaces may become windows, smaller archways, balconies, guard passages, or recessed doorways. Place the entrance within a grand castle courtyard, mountain fortress, misty forest estate, or dramatic European landscape. Use cinematic golden-hour or soft overcast lighting with natural shadows, atmospheric depth, subtle fog, and realistic stone texture. Show one symmetrical or slightly angled hero view from a low eye-level perspective. The complete logo-shaped entrance should fill most of the frame while enough of the surrounding castle remains visible to establish scale. Single photorealistic image only. No collage, no multiple castles, no fantasy floating structures, no text overlays, no extra logos, no distorted architecture, no oversized decorative emblems, and no visible AI artifacts. Style: ultra-realistic architectural photography, cinematic medieval realism, physically accurate stone, wood, metal, glass, weathering, and construction, premium film-production quality.