Rebuild the attached scene as an actual live-action location photograph of a FULL-SIZE small steel harbor workboat in a flooded Chinese city. The reference is ONLY a layout sketch: bow on LEFT with working foredeck, a compact central wheelhouse, open cargo stern on RIGHT, tires as side fenders, a small black pennant saying exactly 天阙号. DO NOT reproduce its miniature/toy/CG rendering or golden glossy materials. Boat is plausibly about 9 meters long, 3 meters wide. Wheelhouse door is adult height about 1.9m, railings about waist height, real rubber tire fenders about 55cm diameter. Clearly human-scale steel plate construction, sober charcoal/dull umber painted hull, flat welded panels with realistic weld seams and modest irregular paint wear and waterline marks; not an orange copper sculpture, not excessively rusty. Put one SMALL white HANDHELD megaphone on the foredeck near a thin A4 document folder: megaphone body about 27cm long, mouth about 16cm diameter, handgrip suited to a single human hand. Its length is LESS THAN the folder's long edge and it occupies only about 3% of the vessel's overall visible length. Both are minor props, not oversized hero objects. No enormous megaphone. Maintain practical adult standing space in bow and stern, clear side passage to cabin. On the stern keep one small closed storage box, deck otherwise clear, NO bait bag, NO red water. Camera from a nearby dock at normal human eye height slightly above deck, full boat three-quarter broadside in frame, NOT overhead isometric product view. Neutral grey overcast daylight, natural low-key diffuse reflections, no warm sunset rim light, no bloom. Deep enough depth of field to read the weathered flooded apartment buildings and brickwork behind, realistic large-scale wind ripples and hull-water contact, no tilt shift or blurred miniature backdrop. Understated real documentary set photograph shot on a normal 40mm lens, credible hard construction details and weight, crisp photographic texture without oversharpening. No people, no CG render, no cartoon, no toy, no diorama, no illustration, no additional text. One 16:9 photo.