Beneath a Vibrant Aurora Borealis or Australis

Beneath a vibrant aurora borealis or australis with dancing green and pink lights, and illuminated by cool, bright, intense direct side lighting from the right, two distinct thatch structures, their forms rendered with soft edges and bleeding colors, emerge when viewed from an extreme low-angle, worm's-eye perspective; one, heavily weathered and worn with pervasive moss or lichen growth patches and shaggy overhanging eaves of weathered silver-grey reeds, contrasts sharply with the other, which boasts a newly installed sheen of bright yellow-gold combed wheat reed style, neatly cut eaves, and an intricate patterned ridge design, both elements arranged in a compelling radial balance around a central focal point.