Matterhorn Shadow — Golden Hour Circling Flight

Sixteen-second cinematic aerial film, 16:9, 24fps, rich 4K. Zermatt at golden hour: the Matterhorn's pyramid throws a triangular shadow miles long across the valley floor, a lenticular cloud capping the peak like a halo. 0-5 seconds: the drone begins a slow majestic orbit of the summit, the shadow sharpening as the sun drops, low amber light raking across the rock ribs, the lenticular cloud glowing pink at its edges. 5-11 seconds: the orbit continues, descending slightly, the violet triangular shadow sliding across the valley's forests, meadows, and a small lake that catches the light at its edge; the Zmutt glacier glints below the north face, and village lights begin to wink on below, tiny and warm against the cooling land. 11-16 seconds: the orbit completes its arc with the shadow at its longest, the peak now half in shadow and half in fire, the cloud cap catching the last direct light; two climbers' headlamps blink on along the Hornli ridge, and the shot holds on the perfect geometry of the pyramid and its dark twin. Craft: the Matterhorn's pyramid with its rock ribs and snow patches, the lenticular cloud cap, the valley floor with forests, meadows, and the village of Zermatt. Camera: a slow majestic orbit, descending slightly, with the shadow as the compositional anchor; smooth, unhurried. Lighting: low amber sun on the rock, the shadow a deep violet triangle, warm golden grade. Atmosphere: iconic, timeless, painterly. Style: rich 4K aerial cinematography, crisp detail, 24fps.