Compose a 2:3 portrait frame with the main subject occupying the lower third to center-lower area and the background filling the upper two-thirds of the image for a tall, poster-friendly crop. Present one primary subject: a single [robotic hand] cradling a single [small seedling with soil], the subject sized to fill roughly 30–40% of the frame horizontally and anchored in the lower-center third. Use a low-angle, eye-level-to-slightly-low viewpoint so the seedling rises toward the upper thirds and the center remains gently occupied by the stem. Light the scene with warm, soft backlight that creates rim highlights on edges and large, creamy bokeh discs in the background, bathing the top two-thirds in amber tones. Render surfaces with crisp tactile detail on the subject while keeping the background fully soft and out of focus for shallow depth. Keep materials and small surface details inside brackets so swaps remain safe and refer to the subject generically afterward for texture and reflection notes.
