Replace “darker maroon cocktail” with “ruby-red cocktail with glowing amber translucency,” and change “softer golden side lighting” to “rich sunset-gold lighting with warm reflected fill.” Keep “cool grey stone surface” if you want the warmer drink to remain the visual focal point through contrast.

Replace “shallow, natural-looking ice speculars” with “bright, clearly defined ice speculars,” and expand “subtle natural condensation” to “dense beads of condensation with a few visible droplets running down the glass.” Change “sharp focus on glass and ice” to “tack-sharp focus on the front ice cubes and condensation” so those details carry more visual weight.

Keep the fixed phrases “overhead view,” “clean and centered composition,” “smooth cool grey stone surface,” and “softer golden side lighting with subtle rim highlights.” Swap only “Campari-style cocktail” and the glass description for variants such as “pale-gold gin cocktail in a tall ribbed Collins glass,” “clear whisky cocktail in a heavy cut-crystal tumbler,” or “deep green herbal cocktail in a rounded coupe,” while retaining “photorealistic commercial product photography” and “luxury beverage advertising.”