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An accidental double exposure on 35mm colour film: the photographer rewound the roll wrongly and shot over frames that were already exposed. Two unrelated scenes are superimposed at roughly equal density — a half-length portrait of a young woman standing in a hallway, and a window with a grid of panes looking onto bare tree branches. The window's mullions run diagonally across her face and shoulder, and the bright sky between the panes eats away her cheek to nothing; her hair reads clearly only where the window was dark. Colours are muddied where the two exposures pile up, with a greenish cast in the overlap and blown highlights that have no detail left. Visible film grain, slight registration blur, an uneven horizontal seam where the frame boundaries did not line up. Nothing about it is deliberate or elegant. Real film photograph, ordinary clothing, no styling. No real company logo, no real brand name.