Use case: product-mockup. Generate ONE wholly new ultra-photoreal editorial photograph, wide horizontal 1956 x 804 composition (approximately 2.44:1), for True Organics Organic Ho Wood Essential Oil. This is a fresh complete scene generation, NOT a spot edit, inpaint, collage, pasted bottle, or repair of any reference.

REFERENCE ROLES:
Image 1, approved Rosemary photograph: locked brand-family aesthetic, quality of glass, white paper label hierarchy, camera realism, olive/gold light and reflective ground. It is NOT the target scene. ABSOLUTELY DO NOT INCLUDE ITS BOX OR ROSEMARY.
Image 2, original user packaging: locked truè logo typography and label hierarchy. Adapt the RIGHTMOST rosemary label to HO WOOD, keeping the layout, and substituting only the botanical species and product name plus planned 30 mL size.
Image 3: official USDA Organic seal geometry/colors/lettering reference, reproduce correctly in the small bottle seal. No external badge.

ART DIRECTION:
Same stunning dark moss-olive, pale sage, ivory paper and warm golden sun palette as image 1. A quiet sunlit botanical conservatory moment, cinematic yet physically convincing real large-format product photography. Dark olive blurred foliage background, warm diagonal golden light grazing a dark green reflective glass tabletop with subtle real surface texture and natural reflection. Glossy Ho Wood/Cinnamomum camphora botanical branches enter only from the far right and the top-right edge. Leaves are alternate, simple ovate/elliptic with pointed tips and three prominent veins rising near the base; no needlelike rosemary and no round eucalyptus. All-new arrangement. No generic spa props, stones, stacked blocks, pedestals, planks, towels, water splashes, floating elements or excessive mist.

COMPOSITION:
Exactly ONE bottle standing upright. NO BOX, NO CARTON, NO PACKAGING BEHIND IT. Bottle center at 73% of image width, label squarely front-facing, bottle top around 13% of image height and base at 90%, occupying approximately 17–19% of total width. Entire bottle visible including cap and base with breathing room. Keep the left 53% as exceptionally quiet dark olive negative space, entirely without lettering, for subsequent deterministic editorial typography. Keep the bottle silhouette clear; leaves do not cover the label or cap. Same elegant low camera level and attractive grounded reflection as the approved photograph.

BOTTLE AND LABEL HARD ANCHORS:
Real amber glass cylindrical essential-oil bottle with rounded shoulders, visibly filled with translucent pale-golden oil up to just below the neck; believable refraction through thick dark amber edges and a rich liquid-filled body, not empty clear glass. Tall black finely vertically ribbed essential-oil screw cap with tamper band, NO pipette or dropper bulb. Planned 30mL concept proportions.
Wrap label is uncoated white paper, beautifully reproduced. Upper approximately 70% contains a delicate fine GRAPHITE botanical drawing of a Ho Wood twig with three to five broad pointed elliptic leaves, diagonally sweeping lower-right to upper-left over one irregular translucent PALE SAGE watercolor wash. Artwork is a species adaptation of the supplied source, not a redesign.
At bottom-left, large thin high-contrast italic serif custom 'truè' logo exactly following the supplied brand reference. Tiny stacked words 'organic' and 'oils' immediately to its right. Small correct round USDA ORGANIC seal at the far right of this same lower logo zone. Keep logo LOW ON THE LABEL, never at the top. Thin horizontal rule beneath logo, then exact compact three-column bottom band: 'ho wood' | '100% Certified Organic' | '30 mL / 1 fl oz'. Product name is lowercase italic serif. Hairline vertical separators. Narrow compact utility text, no large extra title, no invented claims.
No added text anywhere outside the actual bottle label. No caption, no main headline, no floating certification tag, no watermark. Render the entire photograph in one coherent generation with exquisite optical detail, real oil and glass, natural paper fibers and restrained highlight rolloff.
