A dramatic scene from the Burmese-Siamese War (1584-1593), specifically the famous elephant dog-fight duel between King Naresuan of Ayutthaya and the Burmese crown prince, Mingyi Swa. King Naresuan and the Burmese crown prince are depicted on their respective elephants, locked in combat. Both elephants are adorned with intricate golden armor and decorations, reflecting the high status of their riders. The elephants are portrayed in a dynamic pose, their trunks raised and tusks clashing. The sheer size and power of these animals are emphasized in the painting. The background shows a chaotic battlefield with smoke rising from the fighting. The landscape is a mix of hills and plains, suggesting a mountainous region. The painting is dominated by vibrant colors, including gold, red, blue, and green. These colors create a sense of grandeur and excitement. sun rays, color depth, dramatic, side light, photorealistic, ultra-realistic, cinematic lighting, symmetrical composition, no lens distortion, shot on ARRI Alexa with 18 mm wide lens, a raw realistic photo, UHD, 8K