Replace “tight framing on hand, can, rings, and liquid trails” with “extreme macro framing centered on the torn can rim and liquid stream,” and change “a pink energy drink can held tightly in a feminine hand” to “the torn can rim and cascading liquid dominate the frame, with only partial fingertips visible.” Reduce “oversized chunky resin rings” to “one partially visible ring” so the accessories stop competing with the damage and liquid.

Replace “hyper-saturated” and “vivid teal-to-cyan gradient” with “desaturated charcoal-black background with a subtle burgundy gradient,” and change “bright frontal lighting” to “hard directional side-lighting with deep shadow falloff.” Keep “crisp specular reflections” but add “isolated rim highlights and moody low-key contrast” to preserve the can’s metallic texture without the bright beauty-ad tone.

Keep the fixed phrases “ultra-sharp studio product photograph,” “tight framing,” “seamless vivid teal-to-cyan gradient,” “bright frontal lighting,” and “commercial beauty-advertising aesthetic.” Swap “pink energy drink can” for variants such as “electric green sports drink bottle,” “cobalt blue soda can,” or “amber glass tonic bottle,” then replace the nail and ring colors with coordinated palettes while retaining “crisp specular reflections,” “strong contrast,” and “shallow depth of field.”