Fast Food Hero Shot Hyperreal Food

Restyle the source image as a 1985 to 2010 American fast-food advertising hero shot aesthetic, the work of food photographers and stylists for McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Taco Bell, KFC, and Subway national campaigns. Render as a large-format studio product photograph with the hyperreal fast-food palette: saturated lettuce-leaf green (greener than any real lettuce), tomato-red brighter than ripe tomato, sesame-bun gold with controlled steam wisp, melted cheese rendered with directional glycerin gleam, beef sear marks brushed on with soy reduction. Lighting is multi-source studio: a hard key light from rear-left at 30 degrees creating crisp directional shadow, a soft fill from camera-front, a hair light backlighting any steam or fry crispness, gentle bottom-bounce eliminating harsh under-shadow. Composition is three-quarter elevated angle, subject hero-centered, shallow depth of field with rear elements soft. Every visible detail is intentional and styled: every sesame seed placed with tweezers, every condiment drop choreographed, every garnish positioned. Background is solid color sweep (often warm yellow, deep red, or matte black) or out-of-focus gradient. Surface texture is hyperreal, beyond what a phone or restaurant lighting could ever produce. Include zones at top, side, or lower-third for product name, price callout, and combo offer copy, but render these zones empty: no letterforms, no kerned type, no logos, no prices, no combo numbers, no menu code, no nutritional disclaimer. Preserve the exact subjects, food items, arrangement, and spatial layout of the source image without alteration; restyle the rendering only.