玻璃罐里满满一罐海边捡的小贝壳

Wide 16:9 frame, seen from the side at eye level, in warm side light. On a kitchen counter stands a clear glass jam jar with no label, filled with a dozen small spiral and fan-shaped shells in cream and pale pink. Next to it a saucer holds a few more shells and some pieces of green sea glass, and a folded tea towel sits behind. Nothing else is in the frame: no other collected items. No people, hands, text, numbers or labels; every notebook page, card and jar label is blank or a plain colour. Shoot it as a real commercial still-life photograph on a medium-format digital sensor, 100mm lens at f/11 for deep, crisp focus from edge to edge and ultrafine grain. One large overhead softbox, set slightly front-left, throws even directional light downward, giving clean specular accents on glossy surfaces and short contact shadows directly beneath each form. Finish in bright neutral colour with tight contrast and faithful material sheen.