1970s Living Room with Autonomous Shadow

A faded 1970s living room in warm afternoon light filtering through lace curtains. A floral armchair, a wooden side table, and a standing lamp sit in the room, all lit completely flat, casting absolutely no shadow of their own. On the wall across from the window, a single sharp-edged human shadow exists on its own, with no person, object, or light source that could be casting it. The shadow is caught mid-action: seated, pouring tea from a shadow-shaped teapot into a shadow-shaped cup, with a thin wisp of darker smoke-like shading rising from the cup like steam. On the wallpaper nearby, a fainter, slowly fading dark stain in the shape of a poured stream of water lingers like a long-exposure afterimage, evidence the shadow watered a windowsill plant earlier. The real furniture is rendered in warm, slightly faded Kodachrome-style color grading; the autonomous shadow itself is pure, saturated black with a faint blue-grey halo along its edge, making it read as more solid and present than the sunlit room around it. Shot at eye level with a slight wide-angle lens, like a candid 1970s family photograph, soft vignette, fine film grain, believable domestic interior photography. Negative prompt: deformed anatomy, extra limbs, warped perspective, blurry, low resolution, jpeg artifacts, oversaturated colors, 3d render look, cartoon, illustration, painting, watermark, text, logo, duplicate objects, glitch artifacts, noise, flat digital lighting, modern interior, cast shadows from the furniture