Floating Glass Music Player Panels Photo Edit

Edit the original image while preserving the person, face, clothing, pose, guitar, environment and authentic iPhone-photo feeling. Surround the subject with 6–8 large floating transparent music-player panels that exist physically in 3D space around him, like thick premium glass objects, not flat graphic overlays. Vary the scale dramatically: enormous foreground panels slightly out of focus and cropped by the edges (one across the lower-left foreground, one entering from the bottom), sharp readable midground panels, and smaller, brighter, slightly hazy panels floating in the background. Panels can partially overlap the body but never cover the face. Each interface is thick transparent glass with softly rounded corners and subtle warm-white luminous edges, showing the environment through it with realistic refraction and soft blur. Keep the UI minimal: small square album artwork, song title, artist name, thin playback timeline, play/pause and skip buttons. No recognizable music platform. Use fictional tracks such as AFTER MIDNIGHT - NOA VEL, STATIC HEART - KIRO MAVE, SLOW SIGNAL - ELIORA, SIDEWAYS - NAMI REY, SOFT NOISE - LUMA VENN, HALF AWAKE - MONO JUNE, each with a different small abstract album cover (blurry photography, grainy portraits, experimental colors). Clean white sans-serif typography, titles bold, artist names smaller. The glass reacts to the real lighting of the photograph: edges catch the sunlight with thin highlights, tiny lens flares and realistic reflections. Not neon holograms, but transparent futuristic screens floating in the real world. Keep the underlying image looking like an authentic high-quality iPhone creator photo, with a strong low-angle perspective if compatible, so the final result feels like a highly art-directed social media music campaign.