A miniature 1970s radio broadcasting studio built inside an old wooden tabletop valve radio, photographed in macro on a side table. The back panel is removed and we look into the open back: the glowing vacuum tubes stand like warm amber lamp posts between the rooms, the tuning dial mechanism with its string and pulley becomes the studio's control desk, and the round speaker cone forms the padded wall of the recording booth. Inside, a tiny announcer leans into a microphone and a sound engineer sits at a mixing board, an on-air lamp glowing as a plain red box. The radio stays completely real: walnut veneer, fabric speaker grille, dust on the metal chassis. Tilt-shift miniature effect, shallow depth of field. No text, no letters, no numbers on the dial.