Dust Particles in Sunbeam

Atmospheric wide shot of sunbeam cutting through dusty abandoned warehouse interior, revealing floating particle dynamics. Camera: 35mm lens, f/2.8 for shallow depth creating dreamy bokeh, slow push-in dolly from 15 feet to 8 feet over duration, camera positioned to shoot directly into light source. Lighting: Single powerful natural sunbeam entering through broken window at 60-degree angle, creating dramatic volumetric light shaft through airborne dust, deep shadows in surrounding warehouse space. Color palette: Golden amber sunlight, warm honey tones, dusty sepia brown, charcoal shadows, burnt sienna wooden beams, slate gray concrete. Physics: Realistic particle dynamics - thousands of dust motes suspended in air showing natural Brownian motion, particles drifting slowly downward with gravity while showing random lateral movement, density concentration highest in center of light beam, individual particles rotating and tumbling, proper light scattering creating volumetric effect. Actions: - Static establishing moment showing light shaft (0-2s) - Slow camera push begins, dust particles becoming more defined (2-5s) - Close approach revealing individual particle movement (5-8s) - Final frame centered in light beam, maximum particle detail (8-10s) Sound: Deep silence with subtle warehouse ambience, distant wind through broken windows, very quiet dust settling sounds, meditative atmospheric pad