Turn photos into digital wireframe landscapes

Transform the attached photo into artwork in this style: Digital wireframe landscape.

Essential elements: [subject]
Palette and mood: [palette]

Reconstruct the landscape as a clean futuristic architectural wireframe visualization. Describe hills using a moderately spaced coherent triangular terrain mesh that follows the slopes. Draw houses as simple fine-line volumes; keep the bay as a quiet dark plane with only a few long perspective lines. Make the closest mesh edges slightly brighter and thicker, and distant edges finer and dimmer. Preserve the recognizable headland, beach and hillside settlement. Avoid uniform screen-space grids, random laser scribbles, dense glowing fog, surface photo textures and invented skyscrapers. The geometry is a stylized visual interpretation, not surveyed topography or a recoverable 3D mesh. No axis markers, coordinates, labels, HUD, border or text.

Use the attached photograph as the only visual reference. Preserve its camera viewpoint, major silhouettes, relative positions, and recognizable subject. Simplify fine details without adding objects. Produce only the finished artwork, not a comparison, mockup or framed print. Keep the original landscape aspect ratio, at least 1400 pixels wide. No text, lettering, logos, signature or watermark; omit any signage visible in the photograph.