Ultra-Realistic 9:16 Studio Snapshot with Flash

Vertical 9:16 ultra-realistic photo, shot with an old point-and-shoot film camera, heavy grain, slightly faded colors, and a strong direct flash that blows out highlights.
 Taken in a massive professional photo studio with a seamless white cyclorama wall stretching into the floor. 

In the center stands a man behind a single DSLR camera on a black tripod.
 He wears a fitted black long-sleeve shirt, dark cargo pants with subtle creases, and worn sneakers with visible scuffs.
 The flash hits his face sharply, catching the texture of his skin, the faint sheen from the heat of the lights, and casting a crisp shadow behind him. 

On a pristine glass table sits a single white egg.
 The egg’s surface is hyper-detailed—tiny pores, faint speckles—illuminated harshly by the flash.
 Light reflects cleanly in the glass, showing micro-dust particles and a faint, stretched reflection of the egg. 

Around him, the studio feels cavernous.
 Unused light stands and folded tripods lean in the far background, each catching a glint from the flash.
 Overhead, every pipe, wire, and metal bracket in the industrial ceiling is lit with stark clarity. 

The image feels raw and unpolished, like a chaotic behind-the-scenes snapshot where all the attention is absurdly focused on photographing one small, fragile subject.