Harbor Photo to Resin-Water Diorama

Use the uploaded photograph as the authoritative visual reference and transform it into one finished photograph of a handcrafted miniature diorama. Transform the harbor photograph into a physical waterfront model. Preserve the shoreline contour, quay height, pier directions, visible boat count, hull colors, and the placement of the main buildings. Construct the quay from scored plaster, piers from fine wood strips, and boats from painted model components with thin rigging where visible. Represent water as translucent tinted casting resin with shallow surface ripples. Boat hulls must intersect the water at plausible waterlines, with submerged portions visible only where the reference water clarity supports them. Keep reflections vertically aligned beneath their objects and softened by ripples. Remove readable vessel names and logos. Present the harbor on a rectangular tray base with a visible transparent front water edge and a solid supporting bottom. Use a low elevated three-quarter viewpoint, cool daylight with warm highlights on buildings, and moderate macro focus covering the main boats and quay. Keep the surrounding studio surface neutral and uncluttered. Preserve the source scene's recognizable spatial relationships while translating materials into model-making equivalents. Use one coherent miniature scale throughout; do not confuse macro blur with actual miniaturization. Where a detail is unclear, simplify it conservatively instead of inventing a prominent object. Output one cohesive image, not a collage or a before-and-after comparison. Do not add captions, labels, watermarks, UI overlays, readable text, or branding.