Crown Jellyfish Ascending in Midnight Water

A single crown jellyfish ascends in still midnight water with a calm meditative presence and a vertical helical column centered in a 16:9 frame. The bell reads as clear glassy structure with inner tendrils gelatinous and finely ribbed, and all external surfaces remain unlettered and clean. Sparse particulate layers fall in the foreground, the jellyfish sits in the midplane, and a uniform abyssal backdrop preserves deep crushed blacks. Focus resolves the bell rim and inner spiral tendrils first with a medium depth of field and a soft falloff that keeps a clean silhouette. Internal bioluminescent glow radiates cyan and teal with subtle magenta edge dispersion and a faint cool rim to gently separate forms from the background. Two thin tendril fragments imply slow motion and a restrained narrative without introducing other fauna. Framing is eye-level and centered vertical within a 16:9 crop, reserving the top twelve percent and both bottom corners as protected low-detail negative space. Surfaces include glassy bell, gelatinous tendrils, and soft particulate water texture for tactile contrast. The look blends photoreal underwater macro with Octane-style path-traced CGI and micro-bokeh, rendered crisp with filmic contrast and slight halation. Color grading is cool with restrained purples and preserved deep blacks to maintain an otherworldly, contemplative mood.