A dramatic DSLR portrait photograph of a gargoyle awakening at the moment stone becomes flesh, the left half of its face still matte grey weathered granite with chisel marks, pigeon stains and centuries of acid-rain pitting, the right half transitioned into living obsidian-black skin with a wet volcanic glass sheen, deep orange magma light glowing through the widening cracks at the transition line like embers through charcoal, one eye a blank carved stone orb and the other a living furnace-orange iris with a slit pupil, curved horns half stone half polished black keratin, fine stone dust crumbling and falling from its jaw caught mid-air by fast shutter, gothic cathedral spires soft in the background under a storm-purple twilight sky, shot on a 70-200mm at 150mm f/2.8, mixed lighting of cold blue ambient dusk and warm internal glow, hyper-detailed material contrast between rough stone and glassy flesh, 8k, cinematic.