Frozen Strike

Create an ultra realistic 4K 9:16 cinematic product image that recreates a dramatic, high-contrast icy storm atmosphere while remaining fully adaptable to any inserted product. Position the product upright at the exact center of the frame, embedded within a thick, semi-transparent rectangular block of fractured ice. The ice block has sharp edges, internal cracks, pressure fractures, layered fissures, chipped corners, and small floating shards suspended inside. The product sits naturally inside a carved cavity within the ice, with visible contact pressure where surfaces meet. No floating or misalignment. The product must remain completely unchanged and physically accurate to its real-world form, including exact proportions, geometry, materials, finishes, transparency, labels, typography, printed graphics, surface textures, reflections, gloss levels, and structural details. Maintain the product’s natural upright orientation with only subtle, physically realistic tilt consistent with its base design. Render physically correct refraction and optical distortion through the ice. Light bends naturally around edges and through thicker areas of ice. Preserve true spatial depth, internal light scattering, and realistic transmission through transparent materials such as glass or plastic. Maintain accurate occlusion and grounding inside the ice cavity. A bright branching lightning strike descends from the top of the frame and connects precisely to the top surface of the ice block. The lightning emits cold electric blue light that creates rim lighting along ice edges, specular highlights on glossy product surfaces, and subtle color contrast against the product’s natural tones. Use a deep cool blue gradient background that transitions from darker navy at the edges to a slightly lighter tone near the center. Add volumetric haze, faint mist, micro frost particles, floating ice dust, and subtle atmospheric glow. Maintain strong contrast between illuminated ice edges and darker surrounding space. Place the ice block on a wet reflective surface that mirrors the product and lightning glow with slightly blurred reflections. Include realistic water pooling, subtle ripples, and soft shadow behavior beneath the block. If the product packaging contains visible ingredient-related imagery printed on the label, translate only those visible motifs into faint glowing particle accents drifting inside the icy environment. Do not introduce any elements that are not explicitly printed on the product. If no ingredient visuals are present, use neutral cold atmospheric effects such as frost particles, mist, light scatter, and micro ice debris. Maintain cinematic realism with physically correct lighting behavior, accurate shadowing, realistic contact pressure between ice and product, natural depth separation, and balanced composition. No exaggerated stylization, no artificial glow overlays, and no distortion of the product itself.