Recognising a Pear

Realistic narrative editorial photograph, 3:2 landscape, a studio object portrait on a pale grey continuous paper sweep. From the operator's viewpoint, one upright unbranded phone rests in a discreet low cradle in the left foreground; a green pear stands farther back, visible just to its right. The phone's camera screen shows that same pear and a simple wordless classification interface: one large selected pear silhouette beneath the preview, beside two smaller dim category silhouettes. Make the selected icon immediately recognizable, not a dense dashboard. Matte graphite anodized-metal phone edge, ordinary slightly uneven pear skin. Directional daylight from a window at left illuminates the fruit and leaves the phone edge in deeper shade, restrained mystery rather than melodrama. Eye-level 50mm perspective, sufficient depth of field for both screen and fruit, realistic exposure and natural colour. Generous empty space at right. No people, no text, no logos or watermarks.