Miniature Me in Giant Denim Pocket | Macro Scale Portrait

Scale is the entire joke here, and it has to be photographically honest. A miniature version of the person, roughly the height of a hand, rises from the back pocket of an enormous pair of blue jeans, both tiny hands gripping the top seam, looking toward the lens with a friendly, slightly startled expression. The denim fills the frame as a landscape: individual cotton fibres visible in the weave, thick orange topstitching, brass rivets the size of dinner plates, a giant ring of keys with a worn brown leather tag hanging beside the pocket. Soft studio light from a large overhead softbox, realistic contact shadows where the small body meets the fabric, macro depth of field so the face and pocket edge are crisp while the far denim melts away. The miniature must be the same person as the uploaded reference, with exact facial structure, proportions and skin tone intact, wearing a simple white tee and dark trousers. Nothing should read as a cutout pasted onto denim: no floating edges, no shadow-less body, no warped hands, no extra fingers, no plastic skin, no readable brand marks. 8K, vertical 4:5.

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