A self-portrait taken of a reflection in a shop window at night, with the flash on. The flash has bounced straight back off the glass: a hard white blown-out disc sits in the middle of the frame with a soft halo around it, erasing the photographer's chest and part of their chin. Their face is visible above the burst but underexposed and slightly out of focus, because the camera focused on the glass surface instead of the reflection. Layered over the reflection, the shop interior behind the glass shows through — shelving, a strip light, a mannequin's leg — competing with the mirrored street. Secondary reflections of the flash repeat as two smaller ghost discs offset diagonally. Fingerprints and street dust on the glass catch the light. The framing is crooked, the phone held low, one arm cropped at the edge. An ordinary person in ordinary clothes, no posing, no styling. Real amateur phone photograph. No real company logo, no real brand name.