A handheld night photograph of a small Korean commercial street, taken at about a quarter of a second so that camera shake has smeared everything. Every point light source — shop signs, a traffic light, tail lamps, a streetlamp — is drawn out into a jagged zigzag streak that repeats the same shape across the frame, because the hand moved in one continuous wobble. The signs' Hangul lettering is stretched into unreadable coloured ribbons. Darker areas are just noise. One pedestrian is a soft double image with a semi-transparent ghost of a second position. The overall exposure is still too dark, with heavy luminance noise and blotchy chroma noise in the shadows, and the automatic white balance has gone orange under sodium light. Framing is careless, the horizon tilted about four degrees. Real amateur phone or compact camera photograph. No real company logo, no real brand name.