Wrong style No. 4.
(And I won't say anything about the horse peeking thought the window, the horses above that is out of the fence, or the floating lanterns...)
A static, front-facing medium shot centers a magnificent vintage carousel within a sunlit magical amusement park. No characters appear in the frame. The circular, two-tiered pavilion features ornate wrought-iron arches and filigree, painted in soft pinks and mints with lavish gold-leaf scrollwork. Rows of elaborately carved wooden horses, suspended by polished brass poles, are frozen mid-gallop; their saddles gleam with crimson leather, and rose-colored bridles trail gold tassels. Colorful silk ribbons and lavender banners flutter gently beneath the canopy. Glowing lanterns hang between white columns, casting halos of warm light. The surrounding cobblestone plaza is dusted with shimmering confetti and bordered by terracotta planters overflowing with tulips and daisies. Next to the carousel, a bright-yellow carousel ticket booth stands open, its awning striped in white and navy. In the background, tall pastel-striped tents and the faint outline of a Ferris wheel rise against a deep-blue sky streaked with soft golden clouds. Floating dust motes drift through wide beams of golden sunlight, while gentle lens flare and shallow depth of field draw focus to the central structure. The overall mood feels nostalgic,warm, and uplifting, rendered in translucent watercolor washes on textured paper with loose, bleeding linework and a soft yellow-and-blue palette.