Extreme Wide Angle Phone Screen Edit

Transform the reference image into a dynamic ultra-wide-angle smartphone photograph with dramatic perspective distortion.

# Original Image Elements to Preserve
- The person's face, hairstyle, age, and gender expression
- All clothing items exactly as shown
- The location type and environmental style (buildings, surfaces, materials, colors)
- Lighting direction and intensity

# Camera & Perspective Requirements
Simulate an ultra-wide or fisheye lens (12–18mm equivalent focal length). Apply extreme perspective distortion where elements close to the camera appear exaggerated and large, while distant elements shrink dramatically.

Choose ONE dynamic camera angle:
- Extreme low angle looking up
- High angle looking down
- Eye-level with sharp upward or downward tilt
- Tilted/Dutch angle composition

# Pose & Composition
Position the person so that 1–3 body parts extend dramatically toward the camera, exploiting the wide-angle distortion. Options include:
- Hand(s) reaching forward, appearing oversized
- Feet or shoes thrust toward lens
- Knees or thighs in foreground
- Face leaning in close
- Shoulders or chest prominent in frame

Suggest dynamic poses: squatting, sitting on ground, lying with legs toward camera, leaning sharply forward, or twisting the torso.

# Smartphone Integration
The person is holding a smartphone in a natural, casual grip (one-handed, two-handed, low angle, high angle, tilted, close to chest/waist). The phone screen displays: {{screen-content}}

The screen content must fit precisely within the phone's display area—no stretching, no cropping, no UI elements (status bars, icons, app borders). Only show the core content seamlessly integrated into the screen.

# Style & Atmosphere
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Maintain photographic realism. No illustrations, anime, text overlays, logos, or watermarks. Extend the background environment naturally to accommodate the wide field of view while keeping all architectural and material details consistent with the original image.