A hyper-realistic photographic cross-section of a rabbit hole entrance

A hyper-realistic photographic cross-section of a rabbit hole entrance, portrait ratio (2:3). ABOVE GROUND: A sun-dappled English garden with neatly trimmed hedgerows, wildflowers, and a grassy bank beside a large oak tree. A curious white rabbit disappears into a burrow entrance framed by overgrown roots and ivy. A weathered wooden sign reads "THE MOVIE." THE CROSS-SECTION: Detailed geological strata dark loamy topsoil threaded with roots, dense ochre clay with visible worm tunnels, and pale chalk bedrock with fossil impressions. BELOW GROUND: A vast, impossible Victorian underground world towering playing card soldiers patrol cobblestone corridors, enormous glowing mushrooms illuminate cavernous archways, and teacups the size of carriages sit on long banquet tables. A flamingo croquet lawn stretches into the distance. Shelves hold bottled potions labeled DRINK ME, a melting pocket watch, a floating Cheshire cat smile, and a golden key on a pedestal. Tiled corridors stretch in impossible directions. Warm candlelight mixes with bioluminescent blue mushroom glow. High cinematic detail, volumetric lighting, physical film set aesthetic. At the bottom center, a bronze plaque reads "THE BOOK. --ar 3:4 --v 8