카페 메뉴 사진 (탑뷰 음료 클로즈업)

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Korean cafe menu photo, top-view drink close-up for social media and menu presentation.
Square 1:1 food photography with a clear hero drink, appetizing tabletop details, and a realistic neighborhood-cafe menu atmosphere.

[Composition]
- Hero placement: {음료} occupies about 60% of the frame, centered slightly above midline so the rim, foam, ice, cream, or surface details are easy to read.
- Support props: {곁들임} arranged loosely around the drink at 3 o'clock, 7 o'clock, and 10 o'clock positions to create a natural cafe tabletop rhythm, with crumbs, a spoon, napkin folds, or a small saucer adding realism.
- Menu context: include a partially visible printed cafe menu card or receipt-style order slip near one edge, showing short Korean menu text such as "오늘의 추천", "아메리카노 ₩4,500", "라떼 ₩5,500", "시그니처 크림 ₩6,800", and the store name "카페 하루".
- Angle and framing: {구도} with the table surface filling the frame edge-to-edge; compose tightly like an actual menu photograph taken right before serving.
- Background treatment: {배경} rendered as a warm-toned wooden or stone cafe table with visible grain, tiny scratches, cup rings, and subtle real tabletop texture.
- Lighting setup: {조명} used to define the drink rim, highlight the liquid sheen, and cast a gentle shadow toward the lower-right.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Main drink area: {음료} shown as the unmistakable focal point, with clear foam, latte-art detail, ice, syrup layer, crema, garnish, or glossy surface texture depending on the drink.
- Surface styling: Place {곁들임} close enough to feel like a real cafe set; include natural details such as pastry flakes, a small teaspoon reflection, folded tissue texture, a coaster edge, or condensation droplets.
- Table plane: {배경} should read as a tactile cafe tabletop with warm grain, slight wear, soft cup shadows, and believable contact points under every object.
- Printed details: the menu card, order slip, or small table tent should feel secondary but readable in short Korean snippets, with prices and simple dividers like a real cafe menu.
- Light behavior: {조명} should create glossy highlights on the drink surface, a soft contact shadow under the cup, and a gentle falloff across the wood texture.
- Final photo feel: keep the image photo-realistic with overhead depth cues, subtle condensation if the drink is cold, realistic ceramic or glass material, and naturally imperfect tabletop styling.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: any visible printed menu or receipt text must be small, cafe-like, and accurately rendered in Korean; use short lines such as "카페 하루", "오늘의 추천", "바닐라 라떼 ₩5,800", "디저트 세트 ₩9,500".
- Color palette: espresso brown, milk beige, warm wood brown, soft cream, muted caramel, pastry gold, ceramic white, and gentle coffee-black accents.
- Prop styling: use realistic cafe items such as a saucer, spoon, coaster, napkin, sugar packet, menu card, receipt slip, or pastry plate only when they support {음료} and {곁들임}.
- Shadow and depth: use realistic soft shadows, contact shadows, and small reflective highlights to make the objects sit naturally on the table.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 with RF 50mm f/1.8 for a natural close-up tabletop look, shot from a true top-down angle.
- Lighting: soft natural window light from the upper-left at about 45°, with a faint fill bounce from the lower-right to keep highlights gentle and even.
- Color grade: warm cream and caramel grade with slightly muted saturation, clean whites, and glossy reflections preserved on the drink surface.
- Texture detail: capture foam bubbles, ice edges, ceramic glaze, glass refraction, pastry crust texture, paper fibers, wood grain, and tiny table imperfections with realistic clarity.

[6. MOOD]
Korean cafe Instagram food photography — polished menu-board editorial with a cozy neighborhood-cafe feel, similar to a premium Seoul brunch cafe feed, inviting enough to make the drink feel freshly served and worth ordering.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: if printed menu or receipt text appears, render it clearly and correctly in Korean, using short phrases like "카페 하루", "오늘의 추천", "아메리카노 ₩4,500", "라떼 ₩5,500", "디저트 세트 ₩9,500".
- Composition invariants: the drink must remain the primary subject, and the side props must stay secondary and never block the cup rim, latte art, foam, ice, or garnish.
- Top-view invariant: maintain a consistent overhead tabletop perspective with no tilted perspective drift.
- Realism invariant: all props, printed paper, shadows, condensation, crumbs, and reflections should look like they belong in the same real cafe scene.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters