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An extreme macro photography prompt for capturing the pixel structure, dust, and spreadsheet details of a computer monitor. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Extreme macro photograph of the {argument name="monitor area" default="bottom-left corner of a computer monitor"}, shot at a slight angle from the right. The sheet tab bar of a spreadsheet fills the frame — three tabs legible and sharp, reading "{argument name="tab 1" default="Quotes"}", "{argument name="tab 2" default="Copy of Invoices"}", and "FINAL_dont_delete", with "FINAL_dont_delete" the active white tab. Visible pixel structure in the screen surface at this magnification, a fine layer of dust, one small fingerprint smudge on the glass. Very shallow depth of field so the tabs at the left edge blur out. Soft window light from the side raking across the screen surface. Natural colour, macro photography, no device bezel visible beyond the lower edge.
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