Superposition schématique des fondations d’un château sur photo

Create an infographic image of Edinburgh Castle, combining a real photograph of the castle with blueprint-style technical annotations and diagrams overlaid on the image. Include the title "Edinburgh Castle" inside a hand-drawn box in the corner. Add detailed white chalk-style architectural sketches and engineering annotations highlighting the castle's key structural elements, including the Castle Rock volcanic crag foundation, fortified curtain walls, gatehouse defenses, David's Tower remains, Great Hall, St. Margaret's Chapel, Half Moon Battery, Argyle Battery, Mons Meg cannon position, and the Royal Palace. Include important measurements, wall thickness indicators, elevation markers, floor plans, cross-sections, structural load-flow arrows, masonry bonding details, stone block dimensions, defensive line-of-sight diagrams, geological foundation notes, drainage paths, construction phases, and labels for the primary building materials such as sandstone masonry, lime mortar, timber roof framing, and granite foundations. Overlay technical callouts with architectural symbols, engineering notes, dimensional guides, compass orientation, elevation references, and simplified structural diagrams while preserving a clear view of the real castle, surrounding cliffs, and the Edinburgh skyline in the background. Style: Ultra-detailed blueprint aesthetic with white line drawings and handwritten technical annotations seamlessly overlaid on the real photograph, architectural drafting style, educational engineering infographic, high contrast, clean composition, premium museum-quality presentation, realistic environment fully visible behind the technical overlays.