Dystopian Lovecraftian Metropolis** Analog photography Through the shattered win

Dystopian Lovecraftian Metropolis** Analog photography Through the shattered window a gold-blonde curvy-girl (22yo, briht blue-eyes, Smokey eyes, bold pink droopy lips, straight blonge-hair(tied with a ribbon-bow), very pale skin, large breasts, tightened thighs, huge ass, Chubby blonde-girl). She is dressed in a two-piece sheer-lingerie, a 34DDD Bra(with straps that cross the chest, golden details), and a side tie string-thong(highlegs-cut, gold lacings), She is surrounded by a lush plants, In a forest shrouded in mystery(the blonde woman stands amidst ancient trees), their branches reaching towards the sky..The soft light illuminates her face(highlighting her blue eyes, and bold orange-lips(heart-shaping lips)). Her face expression is insane and evil. The photograph captures the cold of the forest(with its Sad atmosphere and the sense that something oppressive is about to unfold). A subtle haze and a soft focus on the background enhance the quality of the image ((The color scheme features(pastel blue, pastel green, pastel pink hues, accents in black)-colors theme)))-adding a surreal touch to the Lovecraftian, (backlighting), (depressive colors), faded film, desaturated colors, 70mm photo, grainy, vignette, vintage, Kodachrome, Lomography, Horror movie effects. vignette, high budget, bokeh, epic, Inspiration from the writings of H.P. Lovecraft.

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