Thunderstorm Bloom: A Hyperreal 3D Render

A hyperrealistic 3D render of a single flower standing in the middle of a violent thunderstorm. The flower has translucent petals with subsurface scattering, wet from heavy rainfall, each petal adorned with sparkling droplets. The scene uses physically-based rendering (PBR) materials for realistic glassy petal surfaces and glossy wet leaves. Rain-driven wind bends the stem and petals slightly. A distant bolt of lightning briefly illuminates the flower, casting high-contrast rim lighting and dramatic shadows; volumetric storm clouds, streaking rain, and mist fill the dark background. Composition is macro to mid-shot with shallow depth of field, keeping the flower in razor focus while rain in the foreground falls out of focus into soft bokeh. Realistic reflections on wet surfaces, subtle color grading with cool blues and greens and a warm glow around the flower. Camera notes: 50-85mm equivalent focal length, slightly low angle looking up, slight tilt, cinematic lens flare and post-processing glow.