Steampunk Clockwork Butterfly Macro

Extreme macro close-up, low-angle perspective, a mechanical clockwork butterfly perched precariously on a lush carpet of velvet-green Sphagnum moss, wings splayed in a frozen flutter, wings crafted from interlocking hand-etched filigree brass and polished sterling silver, inner wing anatomy revealing microscopic interlocking gears, ruby-encrusted pivot bearings, hair-thin coiled steel springs, translucent hand-blown glass wing membranes etched with iridescent veins, spherical dew droplets clinging to the metallic surfaces, crystalline refraction of a distant sunrise within each water bead, micro-textures of damp moss spores and glistening organic filaments, soft focus blurring into a bokeh of emerald and gold, lighting rig featuring a primary golden-hour key light at 15 degrees, subtle cool blue fill light from the morning mist, specular highlights glancing off polished metal edges, shot on 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens, Kodak Portra 400 film stock, deep cinematic contrast, color palette of oxidized copper, deep moss green, shimmering silver and vivid crimson ruby, moody atmospheric haze, damp forest floor environment, early spring dawn, dew-heavy humidity, composition utilizing the rule of thirds with a razor-sharp focal plane on a single interlocking gear, psychological undertone of fragile permanence and artificial life, aesthetic influence of Steampunk maximalism blended with the biological precision of Ernst Haeckel, soft diffusion, organic textures clashing with industrial precision, high-fidelity tactile surfaces, shimmering moisture, intricate clockwork complexity.