Perfume Through Fluted Glass
An unlabelled rectangular perfume bottle stands on a grey tabletop, partly obscured by fluted glass that refracts its coral-lit outline.
Small 640×427, Medium 1200×800
Contemporary editorial studio photograph, 3:2 landscape. One rectangular clear-glass perfume bottle containing pale straw liquid, with a plain brushed-aluminium cap, stands on a matte grey tabletop. A freestanding panel of broadly fluted translucent glass sits close to the camera, its vertical edge crossing the left half of the bottle: that half stretches into optical bands while the right half remains sharply recognizable. Bottle positioned right of centre, generous uncluttered space at left. A coral neon tube hidden behind the setup creates bright backlit edges and irregular refracted streaks; weak neutral front fill preserves the liquid's natural colour and the metal cap. Low tabletop viewpoint, 70mm lens, moderate depth of field, realistic exposure. Physical refraction, not digital distortion; restrained colour outside the neon highlights. Plain grey studio background, no decorative props, no people, no manufactured dirt or grain, no HDR. No text, logos or watermarks.
