A Coastal Town in an Orange

A delightfully crafted miniature coastal village built INSIDE one half of a fresh orange peel on a white ceramic breakfast plate. Macro photography, portrait 4:5, three-quarter elevated view. The orange half is an open bowl: thick dimpled bright orange skin outside and white pith lining visible at the lip; inside sit five tiny sun-bleached cream houses with terracotta roofs, a slender lighthouse, stone steps and a miniature turquoise cove. One thin continuous spiral of peel curls onto the plate like a winding seaside road, with two tiny bicycles. A single real orange leaf lies behind the orange for scale. Hard early-morning sun, tactile citrus pores, believable intricate miniature masonry, sparkling water confined to the tiny cove, warm elegant food still-life styling, subtle shallow depth of field while the village remains legible. No people close-up, no text, no logos, no watermarks. One orange village, not a collage.