Sunlit Glass Teapot and Blood Oranges

Editorial still-life photograph set on a warm beige stone countertop beside a textured plaster wall, illuminated by low golden morning sunlight from the upper right that casts a bright triangular patch on the wall and long, soft shadows across the counter. The scene features exactly seven objects: one round clear glass teapot with lid, curved handle, and spout, half-filled with [deep amber orange tea] showing light condensation; three cut blood orange halves with vivid ruby-red pulp grouped to the right; one small rustic paring knife with a muted wooden handle lying diagonally in front of the citrus; one rumpled natural linen cloth in the lower left; and one matte ceramic vase in the back left holding a sparse olive branch with delicate leaves. A natural color palette of cream, sand, honey, terracotta, amber, and muted olive. Shot from a slightly elevated eye-level angle with a calm, airy composition, balanced negative space, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, and delicate surface textures. Realistic food editorial style, with no people, text, or extra objects.