Macro product photo of an engraved banknote

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Aspect ratio 16:9, native 4K. Macro product photograph of an engraved banknote lying flat on a dark slate desk, shot straight down with soft raking studio light that reveals the raised intaglio ink texture. The note is from a fictional nation, "THE FEDERATION OF SOUND", printed in deep violet and burnished copper inks on cream security paper with visible embedded colored fibers. The note fills most of the frame. Design: intricate guilloche rosettes and spirograph lathe-work patterns in every corner and along the borders, made of thousands of interlocking hairlines; a large oval vignette on the left containing a finely engraved line-art portrait of an original allegorical figure, "Lady Harmony", a serene woman wearing a laurel crown and holding a violin bow, shaded entirely with parallel and crosshatched engraved lines in classic banknote portrait style; on the right, an engraved vignette of a grand concert hall with sound waves radiating from its dome. Text, all exactly as written and correctly spelled: across the top in ornate engraved serif capitals, "THE FEDERATION OF SOUND"; beneath it in smaller letters, "SOUND RESERVE NOTE"; large denomination numerals "100" in all four corners inside guilloche medallions; across the center, "ONE HUNDRED BEATS"; small line of text beneath, "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER ON ALL DANCE FLOORS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE"; red serial numbers "PL 0042 1993 A" printed twice, upper right and lower left; "SERIES 2026" near the center; two handwritten-style signatures above the printed titles "Treasurer of Tempo" and "Secretary of Bass"; and a bold diagonal red overprint across the note reading "SPECIMEN". A continuous line of microprinting runs around the inner border, repeating the words "SOUND RESERVE" endlessly in tiny letters. Resting on the lower right corner of the note is a glass jeweler's loupe that magnifies a section of the border, revealing the microprinting clearly readable inside the lens along with the raised ink ridges and paper fibers. Extreme sharpness, true macro photography detail, shallow depth of field falling off softly at the far edges of the note.