Tilt-Shift Miniature Diorama

Convert the uploaded scene into a tiny handcrafted miniature diorama photographed with a strong tilt-shift macro lens, creating a convincing toy-world illusion. The subject and surrounding environment must look entirely sculpted from polymer clay, balsa wood, painted resin, and felted wool, with every element deliberately stylized at 1:64 scale. Exaggerated soft focus on the top and bottom thirds of the frame, razor-sharp focus band cutting horizontally through the subject's eyeline. Saturated candy color palette: pistachio greens, butter yellows, blush pinks, sky blue, and warm cream, all slightly oversaturated like a children's picture book. Visible handcraft details: tiny brushstrokes on painted clay skin, fuzzy wool texture on miniature trees, glossy resin puddles, paper-thin balsa fences, real moss used as shrubbery, micro LED bulbs as streetlamps. Subject wears a sculpted clay outfit with seams visible, posed mid-stride on a textured cobblestone path made of pebbles. Background includes miniature parked cars, hand-painted shop signs in a fictional alphabet, and a tiny pigeon mid-hop. Lit from above with a single bright softbox simulating noon sun, casting short hard shadows. Shot on Canon RF 90mm tilt-shift macro at f/2.8, exaggerated bokeh, dust particles floating in the air, museum-grade diorama photography, ultra crisp center, dreamlike toy realism.