Fireflies hovering over forest floor

A close, intimate study of fireflies hovering above leaf litter in a fogged forest clearing at dusk, composed for a 1:1 square crop that centers the cluster of lights in the lower-middle plane. The tiny golden points glow like scattered embers against deep green trunks and cool blue-gray mist, with notes of #FFD86B warmth contrasting the #0B3D2E and #124E2A foliage. Tree bark reads as textured, slightly damp wood and the ground has a soft carpet of moss and fallen leaves for tactile contrast. Surfaces are largely unlettered and clean, with only faint abstract lines of lichen and root patterns to hint at scale. The nearest fireflies and a patch of moss are rendered sharp in the foreground, while midground trunks sit with moderate softness and background forms fall into a cool, hazy blur. Light separates layers gently, creating a soft halo around each light source and a subtle rim on leaf edges that suggests cool evening air. Framing is tight to medium within the square, shot from a low eye-level viewpoint that gives a normal perceived width, leaving balanced negative space above to emphasize vertical trunks. A solitary fallen branch and a small fern act as story cues that anchor scale and invite quiet exploration. Render as a cinematic photoreal illustration with painterly grain and delicate color grading, evoking calm motion from drifting motes and the slow, pulsing glow of the insects.