Hanging Bat Cyanotype Print

Create a vertical 9:16 cyanotype-inspired artwork of one bat hanging naturally upside down from a thin branch. Adapt the taller source composition to the supported ratio without cropping the animal: run the branch diagonally across the upper third from left high to right low, place the bat slightly right of center, and preserve at least the lower half as open negative space. Base the silhouette, folded wings, ears, feet, and roosting posture on a user-supplied verified bat-species reference; do not invent anatomy, sex, behavior, or endangered status. Render the animal almost as a deep Prussian-blue silhouette, with restrained tonal breaks revealing wing folds and branch bark. Add exactly four tiny pressed-leaf ghosts as pale blue-white contact shapes near the branch. Limit the entire print to deep blue and exposed-paper pale blue-white. Simulate uneven emulsion pooling, imperfect exposure, soft contact edges, paper fiber, and three tiny stains as an original print effect, not a claim that this is a historic artifact or specific artist's work. No live handling, pinned wing, trap, disturbance, flash, daytime flight, injury, decorative hanging cord, bright color, conventional outline, digital glow, logo, text, or watermark.