Bright Minimal Food Campaign Photography

Use the uploaded product photo as the primary visual reference. Create a realistic 4:5 vertical food or beverage campaign image that looks professionally photographed.

First, analyze the product’s appearance, texture, colors, portion, serving style, and distinctive characteristics. Preserve its recognizable identity. Do not redesign the recipe, replace the product, or turn it into a generic version.

## Creative direction
Create a bright, clean, simple, modern, realistic, appetizing, professionally photographed commercial image suitable for social media. The product must remain the clear visual hero.

## Background and presentation
Choose an airy, uncluttered bright setting suited to the product: pure white, soft off-white, light cream, pale beige, or a bright neutral tabletop. Use a minimal studio-meets-tabletop look. Avoid dark backgrounds, rustic or busy settings, restaurant clutter, and excessive props.

You may improve or replace the plate, bowl, cup, tray, wrap, or serving base when needed. Choose a clean, refined, realistic, premium presentation appropriate to the product, while keeping the food or drink recognizable.

Add only 1 or 2 subtle, relevant ingredient cues, such as a small fruit piece, a few coffee beans, a little spice, a small sauce dish, a few herbs, or a tiny garnish. Keep them tasteful and visually secondary. Do not create a cluttered ingredient spread or add random decorative ingredients.

## Lighting and composition
Use bright, polished lighting that preserves realistic food colors, reveals texture, creates appetizing highlights, and casts soft controlled shadows. A subtle sunlight, window-shadow, leaf-shadow, or foreground-blur effect is acceptable if it remains elegant. Avoid dark or dramatic lighting, heavy orange warmth, harsh flash, and excessive contrast.

Recompose like a professional food photographer. Choose the most flattering angle automatically. Use realistic perspective, crisp natural detail, product-first framing, subtle depth, and a balanced, spacious composition. Leave generous breathing room and clear negative space; do not crop the product too tightly. Keep the image open and premium, not like a busy flatlay.

## Optional text and branding
Text is optional. Include only the supplied non-empty fields, and omit blank fields cleanly:
- Product name: ${product-name}
- Brand name: ${brand-name}
- Short description: ${short-description}
- Price: ${price}
- Contact or order information: ${contact-order}
- Uploaded logo: ${logo}

Place any text or logo in a clean negative-space area, such as the top-left, top-center, or lower-left, without covering important food details. Keep it minimal and secondary to the product. Use restrained, readable typography: a small refined brand name; a clear, moderately emphasized product name; quiet supporting description; compact, slightly emphasized price; and small, neat contact details. A subtle pill treatment for contact information is acceptable. Choose tones that contrast with the background.

Avoid oversized headlines, poster-style typography, loud badges, thick outlines, glow effects, excessive font styles, cheap flyer styling, and unreadable text. The image should remain compelling even if all text were removed. Priority: product first, ingredient cues second, text last.

## Preserve realism
Avoid invented main ingredients, excessive garnish, unrelated props, clutter, distorted plating, obvious cutout edges, fake-looking AI perfection, and changes to the product’s recognizable structure.

Deliver a bright, clean, minimal, fresh, professional, commercial, product-first 4:5 vertical image with refined presentation, 1 or 2 subtle ingredient cues, realistic lighting, spacious composition, and optional minimal branding.