Image 1 = the exact photograph to edit. Image 2 = the correct WTO 250 g jar, as it looks in another shot of this film, held in a man's hands (there it is open; here it must be closed). Image 3 = the real jar, closed, in a product photo (ignore the gift box): use it for the closed glass lid with the round black-and-gold WORLD TOBACCO ORIGINAL medallion on top. Keep everything in image 1 exactly as it is: OWNER, his face, crossed arms and expression, MANAGER's shoulder at the right edge, the straight bar counter, the back-bar shelves, the light, the framing and the focus. One area of image 1 on the bar counter, left of OWNER's crossed arms, is blurred out on purpose; that blur is not part of the scene. Put the closed jar there, standing on the counter, label facing the camera. SIZE IS THE KEY: it is a small jar. Its width is about two thirds of the width of OWNER's head, and its height is about half of his head height; it would fit in his two hands. Most of the blurred area is simply the bar counter, the back bar and his apron. The jar looks exactly like image 2: round glass jar, black label band with an ornamental silver frame reading BLEND / CARIBBEAN / HOOKAHCIGAR, chrome wire bail clasp, white silicone seal, dark glossy cut-leaf tobacco inside, plus the closed glass lid with the medallion from image 3. Same warm light, same focus and grain as the counter, soft contact shadow and a small reflection in the polished wood: a real object in the photograph. Photorealistic cinematic film still. No text overlays, no watermark, no sparkle icon in the corners. Avoid: big jar, oversized jar, jar as wide as his head, wide jar, gift box, leftover blur or smudge, pasted cut-out look, extra jars, misspelled label, changes to the people or the room.
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