Dragonfly macro with neon wings

A bioluminescent dragonfly perches on a dew-laden stem within a cinematic 16:9 frame, wings slightly spread to show iridescent membranes and reflective micro-geometry for a contemplative mood. The scene reads as a close macro study focused on specimen detail and wonder, intended for nature-photography and visual-design audiences. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean so text does not compete with composition, with only abstract micro-markings hinted as filigree on the wing veins. The air feels humid and clear with faint glow halos that soften distant elements to suggest shallow space. Focus resolves sharply on the nearest wing membrane and the adjacent eye facet, while the abdomen and background fall into a gentle separation that preserves depth. Light sculpts the wing translucence with soft rim highlights and internal glow that reads cool cyan and magenta with warm gold accents from reflected surroundings. Materials emphasize the glossy wing film, matte stem cuticle, and crystalline dew beads for tactile contrast. The viewpoint is eye-level and tight within a wide 16:9 crop, creating balanced negative space at left and right for visual breathing room. A single tiny water bead and a curled grass blade act as story cues to anchor scale, while the dragonfly posture suggests poised stillness rather than motion. Render as a hyperreal photographic illustration with crisp micro-detail and painterly glow, echoing the palette of #00FFE0, #FF00D4, #7CFF3D, #0E1B2A, and #FFD36A.