35mm film photography, Kodak Vision3 500T, heavy grain, shallow depth of field, cinéma vérité, natural available light, handheld documentary aesthetic, mid-action never posing, no text overlay, no split-screen, no digital enhancement, period-accurate costume and architecture, historically specific location and year, 9:16 vertical format — Medium close-up UNESCO World Heritage Committee chairwoman Cartagena de Indias Colombia December 1993, foreground the chairwoman of the 17th session a woman in her fifties in a formal dark blazer mid-action striking a small wooden gavel onto a polished wooden block at the head of the conference table to confirm the inscription of Matera, her face composed and professional, a microphone stand and a stack of dossier papers in front of her with a blue Matera dossier on top showing photographs of the Sassi, mid-frame and background out of focus the rest of the conference table with delegates in business suits applauding mid-action, a UNESCO logo banner on the wall behind, soft fluorescent overhead lighting, the official moment of inscription