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We produce nature and science-education content, and I'm putting together a set of insect explainers for our platform — I'd like to start with a hero image of a tagged honeybee to push out publicly. Please recreate what's in this photo: the main subject is a honeybee resting on a wooden tabletop, with its segmented body fully modeled — head with a pair of compound eyes and antennae, thorax, and the striped abdomen, plus all six legs and a pair of translucent membranous wings. That round teal-green marker on top of the thorax should be a separate small glossy painted disc sitting on the back. The bee sits inside a transparent shallow round container — thin-walled with a curved rim, like a petri dish or clear lid — just reproduce the visible transparent curved edge, nothing extra. The ground is a single textured wooden surface, so show the grain, the fine scratches, and that paler worn patch. Sizes can be estimated to real-life proportions; no need for exact millimeters. On materials, the main thing is that the different surfaces read clearly: a chitinous exoskeleton with a touch of subsurface scattering, fine fuzz on the thorax, wings as a slightly iridescent semi-transparent membrane, the marker a smooth painted surface, the container clear thin-walled glass/acrylic, and the wood realistic grain with slight roughness. Light it in soft natural daylight with soft shadows — I want the whole thing bright, clean and airy. Camera top-down and slightly angled, close to the bee, with a shallow-ish depth of field so the bee stays sharp and the background softens; keep the blur clean and natural. Render a photorealistic high-res image with Cycles, and keep the .blend project too — we may re-angle it later.

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