rose-petal hearts close-up photography

Recreate the reference composition in a vertical 2:3 crop showing a dense field of small rose-petal hearts scattered across the frame, with a concentrated cluster in the lower third slightly left of center occupying roughly 35% of the image area and many smaller hearts filling the midground and background. The central foreground cluster contains 6–10 individual petal-hearts rendered with tactile, slightly curled petal edges and subtle surface sheen, while the center of the frame reads as medium-sharp with the upper two-thirds falling into soft bokeh. Use macro-photography style with a shallow depth of field so the nearest hearts resolve crisp texture and visible petal fibers, and the background becomes creamy and diffused. Light the scene with soft, slightly directional illumination from the top-left to produce gentle highlights and soft shadows that accentuate the petal curvature. Keep color bias in deep magenta and crimson with rose-pink highlights that catch specular glints on some petals. Maintain vertical tight framing so negative space is minimal and the pattern reads continuous from bottom to top. Do not add typographic elements or props and retain the original confetti abundance and tactile, romantic mood.