Foggy Lens Fix

Clear away the fog and condensation clouding this uploaded photo. Identify the hazy, low-contrast veil caused by a foggy or condensation-covered lens and remove it entirely, restoring sharp detail, natural contrast, and true color saturation to the scene underneath.

Keep the composition, framing, and camera angle exactly as captured. Do not add, move, or remove any people, objects, or background elements — only clear the atmospheric haze and lens fog that was blocking the view. Preserve the original lighting direction and time of day; just let it read clearly instead of through a milky film.

Avoid over-sharpening, plastic-smooth textures, or digital haloing around edges. Keep natural grain and realistic texture in skies, buildings, and surfaces — this should look like the photo taken on a clear day, not an AI-smoothed render. No added lens flares, no oversaturated colors beyond what natural clear conditions would show.

The final result should look like a crisp, clear photo taken with a clean, fog-free lens on a bright day — same scene, same moment, just without the haze in the way.