Селфи на улице

STRICTLY preserve the original photo 1:1 — face, facial features, head shape, proportions, skin tone and texture, age impression, hairstyle, expression, pose, framing, and overall recognizable identity. Edit the uploaded image itself, not a newly generated image. First-person POV selfie taken beneath a streetlight at night, camera held low and too close. Harsh upward light spills across your faces, creating exaggerated shadows and blown highlights, but softened by closeness and movement. You and your girlfriend pressed together, shoulders touching, bodies overlapping. They are dressed in different tones of dark colors: thin jackets or jackets or sweaters. One of you mid-laugh, the other leaning in too close, cheek brushing cheek. Accidentally framing — cropped foreheads, one chin slipping out of frame. Slight fisheye distortion stretching faces toward the edges. One arm wrapped loosely around her waist or shoulders, the other awkwardly holding the camera. A hand reaches into frame mid-gesture, fingers blurred, partially blocking the lens. Crooked horizon, unbalanced composition. Background falls away into darkness — pavement, parked cars, distant streetlights melting into soft blur. Mixed lighting from the cold streetlight and the warm flash glow creates uneven skin tones and imperfect contrast. Visible digital grain, low clarity, subtle motion blur from swaying and laughing. Early-2000s point-and-shoot snapshot energy — playful, tipsy-sweet, impulsive. Feels like a dumb joke shared too close under bad light, romantic because it’s unguarded, playful because you’re not trying to look good. vertical --ar 9:16 --iw 2 --style raw