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Photorealistic vertical 9:16 handheld smartphone footage of the Shiveluch volcano in Kamchatka actively erupting, based on the reference image. New camera angle: filmed from a slightly elevated ridge position several kilometers away, capturing a diagonal side profile of the volcano rather than centered head-on. The crater is positioned in the upper-left third of the frame, with the ash column rising diagonally across the sky toward the upper-right. Foreground: uneven rocky ridge edge partially visible at bottom of frame, small stones and volcanic gravel. Occasional light ash particles drifting across lens. No people visible. Midground: wide volcanic valley with dark terrain and subtle haze. Background: snow-covered slopes and the erupting crater emitting a massive dense gray ash column reaching extreme height (approximately 12 km). The ash plume is thick, layered, turbulent, with rolling internal motion. The upper ash cloud spreads horizontally and drifts with wind, forming a wide atmospheric band. Lighting: natural bright daylight. Clear blue sky gradually diffused near ash column. Realistic sunlight with natural shadows. No cinematic color grading.

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Photorealistic vertical 9:16 handheld smartphone footage of the Shiveluch volcano in Kamchatka actively erupting, bas...

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