Rock band | three river stones playing in a band

Rock band: a miniature still-life of three rounded grey river stones posed as a band on a small stage, small wire arms holding a tiny guitar, bass and drumsticks, their plain mineral bodies acting as the musicians under warm raking side light against a plain backdrop.

Prompt

On a miniature stage, three rounded river stones perform as a band. Each stone stands upright on the little floor, its body plain natural rock - smooth grey pebbles with fine mineral speckle and a few pale bands - and each is fitted with small wire arms that hold an instrument. The left stone's wire arms grip a tiny guitar, the right stone's hold a small bass, and the centre stone's arms raise two drumsticks above a miniature kit; the wires wrap the stones like limbs and end in no human hand at all. The stones themselves are the players: their whole bodies are the musicians, grouped and posed like a band mid-song. Warm side lighting from one lamp rakes across the mineral texture, throwing each stone's small shadow onto the set, and the backdrop behind the stage is plain and unlettered with no text anywhere in the frame. The composition frames the three stones low and frontal as a 16:9 wide composition.