Cinematic close-up of The Ghoul from Fallout series sitting beside a small wasteland campfire at dusk. He rests on a broken concrete slab, posture relaxed but alert, cowboy hat low over his scarred face, long weathered duster catching the orange firelight. His revolver sits holstered at his side, rifle leaned within arm’s reach. He looks toward the camera with a tired, knowing calm.
Next to him sits the scruffy reddish wasteland dog, alert ears and dusty fur glowing warm in the firelight, watching the dark horizon. Sparks drift upward into the cooling evening air.
Behind them, half-buried in the sand and looming out of focus, the colossal wreckage of a gigantic pre-war space dirigible juts from the dunes — torn metallic hull, exposed ribbed framework, and shattered observation windows catching the last blue light of sunset. The wasteland stretches empty and quiet around them.
Firelight paints warm highlights across their silhouettes while the sky fades into deep cobalt twilight. Shallow depth of field keeps the Ghoul and the dog sharply defined as the massive wreck softens into atmospheric scale. Muted desert palette, smoky dusk tones, gritty post-apocalyptic realism, cinematic Fallout film still composition.,Post-Human
