Supermoon Over Havana Waves with Snow and Sun

Silver moonlight washes the Atlantic near Habana Vieja, turning the predawn waves into liquid mercury. A thin veil of ground mist hovers low over the water, catching the cold glow. The horizon splits sharply: the left half of the frame is draped in falling snow that blankets the dark swells in white, while the right half basks in bright, impossible sunshine that burns the water into gold. Palm fronds on the distant shore remain still against the surreal divide. The snow accumulates on the crests of the waves, against the sunlit spray on the other side. One wave crest breaks in the center, half frozen, half glowing.