A BBC Planet Earth style macro shot of a blue-ringed octopus in the abyss, its body alive with contrast between glowing electric-blue bioluminescent rings and mottled warm ochre skin. The surface of its skin is richly textured, freckled with deep rust-brown speckles and golden undertones, giving depth to the organic patterns. Around the eye, subtle amber hues shimmer, catching faint reflections like polished glass, while the iris itself glows with a piercing golden warmth. The creature’s tentacles curl forward in soft arcs, each studded with glowing rings that pulse like neon constellations against the earthy backdrop of its skin. Velvet-black water surrounds it, broken only by faint particles of drifting plankton, which catch specks of light and suggest the vastness of the ocean. Lighting: the bioluminescence is the only source, radiating outward to reveal the interplay of blues and oranges across the octopus’s skin, creating a painterly balance of cool and warm. Soft falloff leaves the edges of its body in mystery, emphasizing the glowing rings. Shot on ARRI Alexa LF with a 100mm macro lens, f/2.8, low-angle close-up, rule of thirds composition. The shallow depth of field blurs distant tentacles into velvety darkness, keeping focus on the eye and the glowing textures, conveying both reverence and danger.