Create one vertical 3:4 image: a designed page on pale lilac card, the right edge of a sheet of white paper torn and laid over it so the lilac shows through the tear. The woman in the attached photo appears four times, all the same person, and every print is the same instant: her friends all took the picture at once. Depiction 1 is the hero, the print from the friend straight in front: a large print held at one corner by a strip of mint washi tape, waist-up on a windy seaside promenade in late afternoon. She wears a sage-green linen shirt and matching wide trousers with white sneakers, hair in a low loose bun with front strands blowing, small gold hoops; one hand holds her hair back from her cheek, the other hangs loose. Her head is frontal, chin slightly down, eyes into the lens, laughing with her teeth just showing because three phones are pointed at her. Warm low light from the sea side lights her whole face and the linen evenly, a soft shadow under the chin. Depictions 2, 3 and 4 are smaller prints taped at the other corners of the page, each the same pose and laugh from another phone: from her right side with the railing and sea behind her, face in three-quarter; from a few steps back, a wide frame with her small in the middle and two friends' raised arms holding phones at the edges, their faces out of frame; and from above, a tall friend's phone held high so she is seen looking up. Thin dotted pencil lines link each small print to the hero through the margins, never crossing a face. No tape or tear touches a face, no face overlaps another, and the hero is the largest and sharpest. No text, logo or watermark anywhere.