Roodgekleurde vogel op tak

An extreme, hyper-detailed 5:1 macro photograph zooming in almost uncomfortably close on the face of a small songbird during a light drizzle. The composition is incredibly tight: the bird's glossy, jet-black eye and a small section of its beak fill the center of the frame, surrounded by an intricate landscape of red and grey feathers. The depth of field is razor-thin. Individual, microscopic barbs and interlocking structures of the wet feathers are visible with scientific clarity. Tiny, perfectly spherical water droplets hang precariously from the fine, downy fuzz near the beak, reflecting tiny inverted images of the surrounding forest canopy. A small piece of weathered, lichen-covered bark from the twig it rests on is barely visible at the very bottom edge, showing extreme texture. The lighting is soft, overcast, and diffused, creating no harsh shadows but highlighting the sheer microscopic texture of the bird's plumage and the liquid surface tension of the raindrops. Authentic analogue film feel, subtle grain, breathtakingly close. Follow-up-prompt: Please make sure it is a bit more outzoomed. So you can see it is a bird. Make the droplets look real and not just sitting on his feathers.