Perfume brand study · Monochrome studio

SUBJECT
Create an original editorial product photograph of one minimal unbranded perfume bottle with a sculptural cap.

COMPOSITION
Use a square studio composition with a single dominant product, clean geometry and generous negative space. Show the whole object in a three-quarter view, resting on a simple surface; keep the silhouette clearly separated from the background.

STYLE GUIDE
1. Shape & line
Use clean geometric volumes and sharply resolved edges; preserve restrained proportions and a sculptural silhouette without ornamental clutter.

2. Color & light
Restrict the image to charcoal, silver and neutral gray values. Illuminate from one large studio softbox, using broad soft highlights and controlled shadow falloff.

3. Texture & material
Resolve realistic glass thickness and a satin metallic cap with subtle microtexture; distinguish transparent glass from opaque metal through reflection and transmission.

4. Composition
Build one clear focal point with clean gaps around its silhouette, a quiet studio background and a grounded contact shadow. Keep supporting geometry visually subordinate.

PRIORITY
Preserve the requested identity, count, action, composition and output settings. Apply the style rules within those constraints; a style reference must not replace the subject or layout. Within the style: Clear sculptural silhouette first, charcoal and silver light structure second, realistic tactile material detail third.

AVOID
Avoid colored accents, extra products, busy scenery, ornate decoration, harsh multiple light sources, lettering, logos and watermarks.

OUTPUT
One square finished editorial product photograph. Keep the full product inside the frame. No letters, logos, watermarks, borders or interface elements.

SELF-CHECK
Check one complete product, charcoal and silver tones, a broad softbox highlight, readable material differences, clean negative space and no lettering.