Key Shadows, Standing Like Two People

People Made of Keys — a vertical realistic photograph. A black metal grid key rack hangs on an indoor white wall, two bunches of keys dangling from it. Light cuts in diagonally from the upper right, high contrast between light and shadow, casting a sharp projection on the wall: the two bunches of keys, rings and all, overlap into shadows that read like two standing figures — the round keyring shadows serving as heads, the slender key shadows as torsos, legs, and feet, standing alone on the wall. No real people may appear in the frame, no rope, nothing bloody or frightening; the shadow must be pieced together purely from the shapes of the keys themselves, never breaking free of that structure to become an independent, complete human silhouette. Keep the scene clean, no extra clutter of props, no cartoon styling, and don't push it toward the overly surreal; no text, watermark, or logo of any kind; the shape of the keys must be accurate and the perspective correct — no blur, low resolution, or distortion allowed.