Ashraful Arefin style reference and prompts

Shallow-focus image-making isolates a tiny crisp focal form against much larger defocused warm light circles. Use dark teal and blue-green shadows as the main field, then layer amber and cream bokeh with long soft reflections on a glossy horizontal surface. Fine falling streaks add atmospheric motion, while a straight low edge anchors the frame. Selective cool light reveals small surface detail; warm backlight supplies a complementary halo without making the whole scene bright. Let the surroundings remain ambiguous and deeply blurred so the scale difference between focal detail and luminous background is pronounced. The transferable effect is intimate, whimsical, and rainy, formed by color temperature contrast, wet reflections, soft circles, and a narrow sharp plane.

A square, shallow-focus image shows a small bird standing on a wet horizontal rail in the rain. The bird is placed in the lower-left quarter, shown in right-facing profile. Its back, wings, and tail are a saturated deep blue, while the throat and breast are warm orange; the belly is paler cream. Thin dark legs support it on the slick narrow surface. Just above the bird's head is a small tan ribbed umbrella-like canopy, angled toward the left and separated from the bird by a little dark space. The rail cuts straight across the lower third, with another blurred edge and a dark reflective band below it. Water droplets fall as fine bright streaks against a dusky blue-green background. Behind the bird, several large out-of-focus warm lights swell into cream and amber circles; the brightest cluster sits near the upper-right center, and a single round light hangs near the upper-right edge. Their reflections stretch as soft gold smears across the wet surface behind and below the rail. The distant setting cannot be identified, since darkness and bokeh dissolve it into color. A gentle cool light picks out the bird's blue feathers and rain, while warm background glow outlines its orange chest. The small umbrella-like form adds a whimsical accent without changing the quiet pose. Fine feather edges stay sharper than the luminous background. The composition contrasts one crisp little subject and a straight wet line with drifting rain, huge soft light circles, and dark teal negative space.