90s nostalgia portrait on a Brazilian bus with a CD player

Hyper-realistic editorial photography, single image, single frame, separate file, no grid, no mosaic and no collage, vertical 4:5, of a young woman with features faithful to the reference images sitting by the window of an authentically 1990s Brazilian urban bus, opening a portable CD player on her lap to change the disc, with wired headphones and a spontaneous gesture, completely unaware of the camera. The photograph is taken from outside the bus, through the scratched and wet glass, in an unusual telephoto perspective. Three planes build the depth: droplets, scratches and urban reflections in the foreground; the woman, her hands, the open device and the CD in precise focus in the main plane; worn green seats, discreet passengers and compressed facades in the background. The only fantasy arises physically from the disc: the low sun hits its surface and the diffraction expands into concentric, translucent and delicate prismatic waves, enveloping the seats, crossing part of her face and reflecting on the glass and metal according to the perspective. Amber golden hour mixed with the greenish fluorescent light of the bus, readable shadows and exterior city with motion blur. Aesthetic of scanned Fuji Superia 400, organic grain, contained halation, lifted blacks and olive, rust and washed-blue colors. Preserve identity, anatomy, pores, wires, fabric texture, scratched plastic and real reflections; no modern elements, text, logo, facial duplication, HDR, plastic skin or CGI appearance. Specifications: 135 mm, f/2.8, ISO 400, Fuji Superia 400 scanned, vertical 4:5.