Moose in Misty Marsh Wallpaper

A placid moose head fills a 9:16 vertical frame, eyes calm and nostrils catching a single reflective highlight, positioned slightly above center to favor a tranquil wallpaper crop. Dense marsh grass and overlapping reeds weave across the jawline and neck, producing organic motion and layered foreground textures that push depth into the scene. Low green mist softens and wraps the antler silhouettes, muting edges while letting subtle ridge details on the antlers remain visible against the diffuse backdrop. Gentle diffuse light sculpts the fur with delicate side separation and quiet sheen, rendering tactile brown and olive fur textures. Background tones blend into soft gradients of deep forest green and warm brown, keeping negative space minimal and immersive within the tall portrait ratio. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean, with tiny water beads and reed fibers reading as abstract highlights at close inspection. The viewpoint is eye level and moderately tight, giving a sense of proximity without crowding, and the composition emphasizes verticality for a 9:16 wallpaper feel. Overall mood is tranquil and grounded, with restrained props limited to a single bent reed and a low floating mist pool to reinforce the wetland context.