Lamborghini surréaliste sur un quai de pêche nocturne

A candid, handheld photo captured with a direct, harsh mobile-phone flash on a pitch-black Brazilian night, showing a surreal but hyper-realistic scene. A man (like the subject in image_8.png, but with a casual, calm expression, wearing the same bucket hat, tank top, shorts, and flip-flops) is sitting relaxed on the hood of a full-scale, glossy yellow Lamborghini. The car nose points towards the camera. The entire scene is set on an old, weathered, warped-plank fishing dock that extends into dark, gently rippling river water. The Lambo is parked at the very end, with its front wheels on the planks and rear wheels slightly submerged in the water, creating small, flash-frozen splashes around the tires. Dust streaks and fingerprints are visible on the glossy yellow paint, which also features a factory-integrated Brazil flag stripe along the hood. The man holds a fishing rod extended towards the water. The dock details are gritty: cracked planks, rusted nails, rope coils, and algae stains. The wet wood surfaces reflect the flash glare, with small puddles between the planks. Everything beyond 4-5 meters from the car is swallowed by deep, oppressive blackness, with no visible city lights or ambient glow. The camera angle is waist-height, close to the dock edge, with an imperfect, slightly tilted framing and a tight crop. Heavy grain and a slight Kodak compact-camera fade contribute to a hyper-real, disposable camera aesthetic, emphasizing gritty textures: skin pores, wet wood grain, and glossy paint scratches. Hard, harsh shadows are cast by the direct flash. Particles of humid river air are visible in the flash beam. The mood is absurd and physically grounded, like a found-footage mystery.