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Transform the image to match this exact style: a romantic, dynamic "flower blast" product shot where the main subject is surrounded by an airy explosion of fresh flower petals and full blooms. 

Background: Replace the original background with a soft, dreamy garden bokeh in greens, soft pinks, and warm neutrals. Everything behind the subject and flowers should be heavily blurred, with circular bokeh highlights and no distinct objects or horizon line, creating a floating, ethereal environment.

Lighting: Use soft, diffused natural light coming from about 45° to the left and slightly above. Keep the color temperature warm-neutral, like a bright overcast morning. Shadows should be very gentle and wrap smoothly around the subject, with subtle highlights on edges and metallic details.

Composition: Place the original subject/product in the vertical center of the frame, slightly closer to the camera than the flowers. Frame it as a medium close-up, straight-on camera angle, with the subject occupying roughly 30–40% of the image height. Surround it by a halo of flowers: roses, peonies, and cherry blossoms in red, blush, cream, and light pink. Arrange some blossoms clustered near the subject and many individual petals swirling around it, as if captured in mid-air. Foreground petals near the camera should be motion-blurred or out of focus to create depth, while petals and flowers closest to the subject are crisp and detailed, showing petal veins and tiny dew drops.

Mood: Romantic, fresh, luxurious, and full of movement; a sense of fragrance and early-spring garden energy. Colors should be rich but soft, with a gentle contrast and slightly pastel overall look.

Technical: Simulate a short-telephoto lens (around 70–100mm full-frame equivalent) with a very shallow depth of field (wide aperture look, e.g., f/1.8–f/2.8). Strong separation between the sharply focused subject and the blurred background/foreground. Maintain smooth bokeh and subtle vignette around the edges to draw attention toward the center.

Important: Preserve the main subject/product from the original image exactly—its shape, color, branding, texture, and proportions must not be altered. Do not replace or distort the product. Only transform the environment, background, flowers, and lighting to match this aesthetic. The subject should remain clean and unobstructed in the middle, with no petals covering key logos or functional details, but petals and flowers may overlap slightly at the edges to feel naturally integrated.