Earth’s Blue Limb from Low Orbit

Create a vertical 4:5 photorealistic artistic rendering of Earth seen from a generic low-orbit viewpoint. Let the planet occupy the lower-right three quarters of the frame, with deep blue ocean and broad white weather systems following the sphere's curvature. Along the upper-left limb, show a very thin blue atmospheric gradient rather than a thick glowing band. Place sunrise just beyond the edge so a narrow warm orange line meets the blue limb and a soft terminator crosses the cloud deck coherently. Use deep black space and a restrained field of faint stars away from the sunlit edge; avoid seeing stars through the planet or bright haze. Show no spacecraft, satellite, city-light certainty, country border, storm claim, agency mark, mission, date, or exact location. Treat cloud forms and geography as generic unless the user provides verified current observational data. No “NASA-grade” or scientific-measurement claim, impossible double Sun, lens debris, text, logo, or watermark.