Use case: lighting-weather. Preset: EVENING TOUR, version 1.1.
Image 1 is the sole edit target: edit this exact real estate photograph into a sophisticated architectural photograph at early blue hour. Return one full-frame photograph with the original aspect ratio, perspective and camera position, at the highest native resolution available.

VISUAL SIGNATURE
Create the inviting feeling of coming home just after sunset. Use soft slate-blue/periwinkle outdoor ambience, gently warm existing interior lights, luminous readable rooms, rich natural materials and delicate highlight rolloff. The architecture stays the hero. Keep the same restrained balance of evening coolness and interior warmth in every image, suitable for a coherent property gallery.

ADAPT TO THE ACTUAL SCENE
For interiors with windows: cool and subdue the light outside the existing windows to early blue hour. Preserve every recognizable tree, building, landscape feature, horizon and window division in the actual view. Change only their illumination and any visible sky's time of day. Keep rooms generously exposed and welcoming. Only existing visibly established lamps, sconces, ceiling lights and pendants may be softly illuminated with believable warm-white light, approximately 3200K, and natural falloff.
For windowless rooms, hallways or stairs: retain comfortable, clear visibility with gently warm neutral existing illumination. No forced blue cast or dramatic darkness.
For exteriors, patios and entryways: use a restrained blue-hour sky only where sky already exists; preserve its broad weather character, all vegetation and neighboring features. Keep the facade readable in cool ambient light. Illuminate existing exterior fixtures and plausible interior spaces behind actual windows with softly varied warm light, preserving glass reflections and interior details. Opaque doors and garage panels stay opaque. Preserve the lawn's natural condition.
If the image cannot support an evening transformation without inventing a light source or obscuring property details, favor a modest change and preserve the scene.

PROPERTY PRESERVATION
Keep all architecture, rooflines, window and door counts, exact pane divisions, fittings, furniture, artwork, lettering, objects, plant shapes, materials and surface imperfections in the same location and shape. Do not add, remove, replace, rearrange or repair anything. Existing empty spaces remain empty. Preserve recognizable paint colors, timber tones, stone veining and fabric texture. Use an interior white balance adapted for warm indoor lighting: white surfaces remain softly neutral; cream remains cream; gray and blue upholstery retain their identifiable hue. Confine warm highlights to the immediate influence of actual visible fixtures. Do not wash the room in amber. Preserve the source wood color; do not make it more orange. Light fittings retain their exact design and position. Do not infer or activate concealed under-cabinet, cove, shelf, toe-kick, range-hood or strip lighting unless the actual luminous strip or lit fixture is unambiguously visible in the source. Dark cabinet undersides, shelves and toe-kicks must stay free of new luminous bands. No invented lamps, strips, landscape lights, fire, candles, people, food or decorative props.

PHOTOGRAPHIC FINISH
Replace hard daytime sun patches and incompatible shadows with physically plausible soft evening illumination while retaining texture. Keep coherent contact shadows and reflections. Open deep shadows enough to read cabinetry, circulation and room boundaries, while retaining depth. Control lamp/window highlights; glass must retain variation and detail. Avoid uniformly orange window rectangles, blue/orange wall casts, neon foliage, glow halos, crushed blacks, HDR flattening, wet surfaces, fog, stars, moon, dramatic sunset bands and CGI gloss. Keep detail sharp without artificial edge halos. Do not change camera angle, crop, add text or add a watermark.
Only illumination, time-of-day sky rendering, exposure and color balance may change. Favor property fidelity whenever instructions conflict. Return only the finished photograph.