tulip close-up macro portrait

Compose a vertical 2:3 portrait of [a single tulip] positioned slightly right of center, occupying roughly the middle third to upper half of the frame with the stem extending into the lower third and generous negative space in the left third for blurred shapes. Capture the subject as [an upright bloom] with [pink-and-cream petals] showing layered striations, and keep the foreground and background filled by indistinct out-of-focus tulip forms that occupy upper-left and lower-left areas. Use soft, warm backlight that produces gentle rim highlights and diffuse glow across the petal edges while maintaining delicate midtone separation. Render the background as smooth, creamy bokeh in coral and green planes that fills about two-thirds of the image area behind the subject. Keep the focus shallow so the petal surface at the central ridge reads crisp while the stem and distant blossoms fall into soft blur. Aim for botanical macro-photography realism with natural surface textures and no added graphic elements.