Edit this cocktail photo into a high-end fancy restaurant cocktail photography style. Create a dark, elegant low-key lighting look where the background and surroundings are underexposed, moody, and almost black, but not completely flat. Keep the cocktail as the clear main subject, beautifully highlighted and visually dominant. Use a soft directional spotlight from above and slightly from one side, with subtle rim lighting around the glass so the edges glow in a refined way. Add controlled highlights on the glass, ice, liquid, garnish, and condensation. Create a natural long shadow cast by the cocktail, extending softly across the surface in a realistic and elegant way, as if lit by a focused restaurant light source. The shadow should feel believable, soft-edged, and cinematic, not artificial. Make the background a deep charcoal black with rich shadows, soft falloff, and a premium fine-dining atmosphere. The final image should feel cinematic, luxurious, dramatic, and professional, like a cocktail photographed in an upscale restaurant or cocktail bar. Keep the drink realistic, sharp, appetizing, and natural-looking. Do not change the cocktail ingredients, glass shape, garnish, or composition. Only improve the lighting, contrast, color grading, shadow, and atmosphere. Use elegant contrast, warm subtle highlights, deep shadows, and a refined black background. Everything should feel natural, polished, and realistic. Do not add any extra objects, decorations, menus, text, labels, hands, furniture, props, graphics, or unnecessary elements. Do not make it look staged in a cheesy way. Avoid overexposure, harsh flash, cheap bar lighting, neon colors, cartoon style, fake reflections, unrealistic shadows.