Photorealistic cinematic extreme macro, viewed from INSIDE the soil,…

Photorealistic cinematic extreme macro, viewed from INSIDE the soil, a few centimeters below the ground surface. Exactly one intact wheat kernel is captured falling, just above a small resting pocket between dark moist soil clods. Natural elongated amber-beige shape, characteristic longitudinal crease, detailed husk texture. The camera is at kernel height. Earth surrounds the scene on both sides, behind the kernel and overhead, forming a visible soil ceiling. This tiny space is only a few kernel lengths across. A narrow irregular crack directly above the kernel admits soft warm daylight, establishing a clear upward route. The kernel and nearby soil particles are sharply readable; the deeper background falls gently out of focus. Tactile fertile earth, restrained cinematic lighting, realistic microscopic scale. The kernel has not germinated yet. No roots attached to it, no sprout, no glow. No visible field, horizon, open furrow, soil cross-section or large cave. Horizontal 16:9.