Forced-Perspective Street-Style Selfie

A young woman with the face from the reference photo, forced-perspective selfie photograph, extreme close-up: in the foreground filling the center of the frame, a dark brown baseball cap with small white embroidery on the front panel, cotton twill texture clearly visible, worn low so only her eyes and eyebrows are seen at the bottom of the frame behind futuristic silver wraparound sunglasses with mirrored chrome lenses reflecting the sky, natural skin texture on the brow, slight barrel distortion from the wide-angle front-facing phone lens. In the background, appearing small due to forced-perspective scale, the same woman walks in three-quarter profile as if balanced on the upper edge of the giant cap's brim, wearing the identical brown cap and futuristic silver mirrored sunglasses, an open leopard-print zip-up coach jacket with large white graffiti-style lettering across the chest and a printed patch on the sleeve, an oversized plain white t-shirt underneath, a thin silver chain necklace, extra-wide baggy cream-khaki cotton trousers with a small red embroidered "32" graphic on the thigh, and classic wheat-tan Timberland lace-up boots. Background: a black industrial roller shutter door covered in white graffiti tags and pasted posters, urban street setting. Lighting: fully diffused overcast daylight, no hard shadows, low contrast, neutral-cool color temperature, consistent across foreground and background, with a soft specular sheen sliding across the mirrored lenses. Camera: ultra-wide selfie lens, sharp focus on the cap texture and sunglasses in the foreground, the walking figure kept legible against a slightly softer background. Details: fine grain, mild vignetting at the frame edges, visible leopard-print fabric nap, cotton twill weave, rubber lug sole detail on the boots. Style: playful optical-illusion street-style selfie, cohesive earth-tone palette of leopard brown, cream and khaki against graffitied black, with chrome silver as the accent.