Fisheye arcade photo of a woman intensely playing a 90s machine

Hyper-realistic editorial photography, single image, single frame, vertical 4:5, of a young woman intensely playing on a 1990s Brazilian neighborhood arcade machine. Her body leans over the machine, one hand grips the joystick and the other presses a worn button, gaze concentrated on the game, no pose for the camera. The camera is installed below the panel and points upward, 16mm diagonal fisheye lens, f/5.6, keeping her face and hands natural in the center and reserving the distortion for the extremities. In the foreground, metal token, scratched plastic, joystick and partially cropped buttons; in the main plane, hands, torso, face and the luminous edge of the CRT; in the background, out-of-focus old machines, low ceiling, fluorescent lights, fans and a few players. As the only fantasy element, small squares of light escape from the monitor crack and cross the panel relief like pixelated insects, hiding behind her fingers, producing motion blur and coherent red, cyan and violet reflections. Scanned ISO 800 35mm color film, expressive grain, lifted blacks, halation, slight vignette and preserved microtextures. No text, logos, modern screens, cyberpunk, excessive neon, deformed anatomy, HDR or CGI.