Mushrooms on driftwood macro

A close macro cluster of small mushrooms grows on textured driftwood with glowing teal gills and mint motes suspended in the air for a quiet, enchanted mood. The scene sits in a narrow 9:16 vertical frame with about twelve percent of negative space reserved at the top and two bottom corners kept dark and diffuse with no bright details. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean so the driftwood grain, damp fungal caps, and floating spores read as organic shapes. The damp forest recedes into a deep black vignette that suggests mist and humidity without distinct background elements. The foremost mushroom caps and the nearest gills resolve crisp and detailed while the midground softens into gentle blur for a shallow depth layering. Light sculpts forms with a cool teal bias and a soft glow that separates edges and reveals subtle texture. Composition feels tight and intimate with a slightly low viewpoint and normal perceived width that centers the cluster and respects the empty top margin. A small, weathered leaf and a bead of moisture act as subtle props to reinforce scale and dampness. Render as a high-detail photographic study emphasizing texture, color, and mood.