A breathtakingly realistic Japanese yokai, Jorogumo, spins her web in a dark

A breathtakingly realistic Japanese yokai, Jorogumo, spins her web in a dark, abandoned temple. The top half of her body is that of a beautiful woman, the bottom half of a giant spider. Her long hair flows down her back, and her eyes shine maliciously. In the background, crumbling ancient statues and tangled spider webs give her an ominous, creepy look. Shot on a Nikon Z9 full-frame mirrorless camera with a Zeiss Otus 85mm f/1.4 lens, the low-angle shot accentuates her eerie presence and exquisite detail. The setting is a dimly lit ancient room, bathed in bluish natural light that casts eerie shadows and enhances the terrifying atmosphere. The image is rendered in a stunning 16K resolution, with muted colors and meticulously graded in ACES color space for a cinematic, chilling tone. The compositions are meticulously crafted to be free of imperfections and distractions, resulting in flawless, spine-chilling images that push the boundaries of photorealism.

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