Laptop Screen Smartphone Photo Mockup

Raw smartphone photograph taken from high angle looking down at a laptop screen on a desk at night. Camera positioned as if someone is standing and casually shooting downward. Frame composition: the glowing laptop display fills 85% of the frame, with a thin strip of black keyboard and trackpad visible along the bottom edge.

CRITICAL REALISM REQUIREMENTS — this must look like an actual phone photo of a physical screen, NOT a screenshot:
- Visible RGB subpixel grid texture across the entire display surface
- Subtle moiré interference bands (the rainbow shimmer effect phones create when photographing screens)
- Small dust specks and faint fingerprint smudges on the glass
- Uneven reflections and glare spots from overhead lighting
- Handheld camera shake blur and slight perspective keystoning
- Natural phone sensor noise and grain (ISO 800–1600 look)
- Imperfect focus, slightly soft edges
- No studio lighting, no post-processing polish

LAPTOP SCREEN CONTENT (macOS dark mode interface):

Background layer: Apple Notes app showing a note titled "{{note-title}}" with visible bullet points:
{{note-content}}

Foreground layer: FaceTime window floating in the lower-right quadrant, showing live video preview of a fictional man in his twenties. He sits at a cluttered desk wearing a hoodie, expression tired but slightly amused. Warm desk lamp glows behind him. Background shows books, papers, and sticky notes scattered around. The person must be generic and fictional — no celebrity likeness, no model-perfect features, natural everyday appearance.

Partially visible behind the FaceTime window: small Finder window displaying image thumbnail grid.

TECHNICAL SPECS:
- Aspect ratio: 3:4 (vertical phone orientation)
- Lighting: dim room, screen is the primary light source casting blue glow
- Color temperature: cool monitor light vs warm ambient desk lamp in the video feed
- Perspective: 35–45 degree downward angle, slight left or right offset (not perfectly centered)

FORBIDDEN:
No clean screenshots, no 3D renders, no cartoon style, no beauty filters, no watermarks, no text overlays, no UI that looks too perfect or aligned, no recognizable real people