eye closeup macro-photography portrait

A tight 2:3 portrait crop shows a single [human eye] in a close-up composition that fills roughly two-thirds of the frame, positioned center-right with generous negative space in the left third to emphasize scale and texture. The subject is presented as a [close-up gaze] with lashes crossing the upper-left quadrant and skin creases occupying the lower third, preserving the original framing and vertical ratio. The cornea contains a distinct [city-like digital reflection] of tiny golden lights and teal highlights spread across the pupil surface like a miniature skyline. Light is low-key and directional from the right, producing soft specular ring reflections on the tear film and sharp, metallic catchlights on the rim of the eye. Surface textures are tactile and realistic: slightly wet skin, fine lash strands, and subtle pore detail rendered with photographic clarity. The overall color bias is cool-dark with deep slate shadows and [warm amber highlights] on the micro-lights, producing a moody, nocturnal atmosphere with shallow depth that keeps the iris and reflections crisply in focus while the lashes and skin fall softly out of focus.