Microphone still-life with spotlight

Photograph a single vintage-style microphone as a still-life object positioned slightly left of center within a 3:2 frame, occupying roughly one third of the width and the lower-center vertical third to leave negative space to the right and upper two-thirds for copy or breathing room. The background fills the upper 60% of the frame as deep near-black with a soft vignette toward the edges to focus attention on the microphone's body in the lower half. Use a tight medium crop that preserves the 3:2 ratio and shows the microphone's grille, tapered stem, and base, with the mic appearing medium-sized relative to the frame rather than full-bleed. Light the scene with a single hard spotlight from stage-left that creates a bright oval pool across the grille, sharp rim highlights on the metal, and elongated soft shadow toward the lower-right. Emphasize surface texture: visible thin dust clinging to grille ribs, matte paint abrasion on the stem, and fine metallic scratches that catch specular highlights. Render with product-photography clarity, shallow-to-moderate depth so the grille and dust are crisp while the base and background fall gradually out of focus. Keep tonal bias cool-dark with warm amber specular accents on the metal and subtle grain in shadow areas to read as tactile and stage-like.