Ultra-realistic 3D rendering of a newly constructed Spanish colonial bell tower with Baroque and Neoclassical influences, set in a naturally lit daytime scene with balanced exposure. The sky is a deep blue with a few soft, wispy clouds, providing gentle ambient lighting that enhances details without overexposing any area. The structure is pristine, featuring smooth white stucco walls, reinforced by meticulously cut beige stone corner blocks. The arched openings are framed with finely crafted red brick archways, subtly contrasting against the stucco. Inside each arched opening, six elegantly sculpted stone columns are arranged symmetrically—two Corinthian-style columns with ornate capitals stand at the edges, while four Solomonic (twisted) columns occupy the center, creating a striking visual rhythm. These columns cast soft, realistic shadows that enhance depth without harsh contrasts. A polished bronze bell hangs within, reflecting light with a muted, natural sheen instead of harsh glare. The cornice is intricately designed with layered stone moldings, featuring symmetrically arranged corbels and ornate stepped friezes. Each corbel casts delicate, natural shadows, maintaining depth and contrast without excessive brightness. The overhanging roof is finished with traditional terracotta tiles, exhibiting warm, earthy tones and subtle texture variations. The natural daylight is diffused, ensuring a well-balanced scene where highlights and shadows interact harmoniously. The background showcases rolling hills and distant Andean mountains, bathed in soft, directional sunlight that maintains depth without overpowering the scene. A colonial town with clay-tiled rooftops and historic buildings stretches in the distance, adding context and realism. The lighting is expertly controlled to prevent overexposure, ensuring every element—from the fine textures of the stonework to the landscape’s subtle gradients—is captured with photographic precision, achieving an immersive and lifelike representation.