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Eucalyptus Branches Floating in Parallel

Four silver-green eucalyptus branches floating in parallel on shallow water from an eye-level view

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A frontal eye-level catalog photograph of four matching eucalyptus branches floating side by side on shallow still water. A pale neutral water tray is photographed horizontally from its front edge; the waterline and a very low distant horizon are visibly horizontal behind the branches. Four eucalyptus sprigs of the same species with round silver-green coin leaves lie lengthwise on the water and align in parallel, with complete stems visible. Camera at water level, optical axis horizontal and parallel to the water surface, straight-on frontal view, never overhead and never flat lay; all four complete branches seen in shallow perspective across the surface, square composition. Broad even overhead catalog light with soft frontal fill creates delicate silver highlights and restrained reflections. Professional product photography, commercial studio lighting, sharp focus on the product, clean edges, accurate material rendering, realistic reflections, photorealistic, high detail. No people, no hands, no vase, no text, no logo, no watermark, no overhead viewpoint, no top-down view, no duplicated identical branches, no detached leaves, no impossible reflections, no excessive HDR, no dark background.
✓ The prompt that made this image
옅은 뉴트럴색 얕은 물 위에 같은 종의 은빛 둥근 잎 유칼립투스 가지 네 개를 나란히 띄운 정사각 카탈로그 사진. 카메라는 수면 높이의 정면 눈높이에 있고 광축이 물과 평행하며, 네 줄기 전체가 얕은 원근 속에 보인다. 위에서 내리는 넓고 균일한 빛과 부드러운 정면 보광이 은빛 하이라이트와 절제된 반사를 만든다. 사람, 손, 화병, 글자, 로고, 워터마크가 없다.
⚠ Korean translation — results will differ

Why it's written this way

The camera instruction "at water level, optical axis horizontal" is unusually specific because "overhead light" can otherwise make a generator choose an overhead camera too. The low viewpoint turns the waterline and reflections into depth cues while keeping all four branches readable. "Broad even overhead catalog light" preserves the eucalyptus leaf's powdery silver bloom; hard frontal light would create patchy glare and make that matte coating look wet. Soft frontal fill keeps the faces of the round leaves from becoming silhouettes, and the pale water surface separates the silver-green foliage without a competing color cast.

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