A scene on an old Western desert, shot in a late afternoon soft golden light. A saloon owner is pouring mescals at a rustic wooden bar, with close-ups showing the amber liquid motion in detail against the illumination. The medium-shot framing captures patrons hunched over, indulging in drinks, their faces partially hidden by wide-brimmed hats, revealing raddled and weathered skins – the result of hard lives in challenging terrain. The bar’s wall is decorated with aged rhytidome, giving an earthy, organic contrast to the overall scene. Camera movements are slow, deliberately capturing the serene and quiet atmosphere. Perspective shifts from the warmth of the bar’s interior to a wide-angle shot of the endless desert outside, providing a harsh outdoor lighting. The scene emphasizes the stark contrast and balance between indoors and the great open space, with subject placement highlighting the solitude of desert life. The color scheme is earth tones with pops of color from patrons’ clothing.