Transform the uploaded image into a chlorophyll print on a single large real leaf, pinned to a botanical herbarium sheet. Match the orientation of the uploaded image.
The uploaded image is exposed onto the leaf's surface as a photographic image made of the leaf's own pigment: highlights are pale yellow-green where chlorophyll has faded, shadows remain deep green, with visible leaf veins running through the picture and slight fading at the edges. The leaf is slightly curled and dried, held by five small paper strips glued at its edges. The full composition and every subject of the uploaded image are faithfully preserved inside the leaf's shape.
The herbarium sheet is aged off-white card with a printed institutional header, a handwritten Latin species name, a collection date, and one small typed specimen label in the lower corner. Soft daylight, faint shadow under the leaf.
Avoid: green color filters over a normal photo, illustration, vector, digital textures. The image must look truly grown into the leaf, fragile and temporary.