A miniature Korean summer beach built inside half a watermelon, photographed in macro on a picnic table. The watermelon is cut in half and its red flesh is carved into a sloping bay: the flesh near the rind forms pink-red cliffs, a shallow pool of clear water fills the centre as the sea with tiny waves, and the black seeds are scattered like rocks along the shore. Tiny striped parasols, inflatable rings, a lifeguard tower and swimmers in ordinary swimsuits crowd the curved shoreline, and the green rind rim is a coastal road with a tiny bus. The watermelon stays completely real: juicy glistening flesh and water droplets. Bright midday sun, tilt-shift miniature effect. No text, no letters, no logos.