A photograph taken of a CRT television screen with a camera, in a dim living room at night. The whole frame is filled by the curved glass of the tube showing a paused scene, and every artefact of photographing a CRT is present: strong moiré interference patterns rippling across the picture, a dark horizontal refresh band cutting across the lower third where the shutter caught the scan mid-refresh, visible aperture-grille scan lines, RGB phosphor triads breaking up in the bright areas, and a soft glow blooming off the highlights. The curved glass reflects the dark room back — the silhouette of a sofa arm, a ceiling light as a small hard white oval, and faintly the photographer holding the camera up. Slight barrel distortion at the tube's corners, dust on the glass, the plastic bezel visible along the top edge. Handheld, very slightly tilted. Real amateur photograph. No real company logo, no real brand name.