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Coffee Beans in a Copper Scoop, Roast Colors Left Uneven
Bean sheen should appear only here and there — not the whole batch looking varnished.
✍️ Let the oily sheen on the beans appear sparingly; the whole pile shouldn't look coated in varnish.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Close still-life photograph of freshly roasted coffee beans spilling from a worn copper scoop onto a dark walnut counter, varied natural roast tones and fine seam detail, one folded linen corner, low warm side light, rich controlled shadows, no cup or packaging. Square 1:1 standalone finished image. No text, logo, watermark, border, grid, multi-panel layout or contact sheet.
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