An extreme underwater car crash aftermath, shot like an accidental iPhone photo. A Porsche 911 GTS is violently destroyed and sinking. The entire front end is mangled — crushed hood, torn bumper, exposed frame, shattered headlights. Airbags deployed, windshield cracked, driver’s door open, debris and parts drifting in the water. The sea is dark, cold, murky blue-black. Minimal life: a few small fish, sparse floating seaweed, particles and bubbles everywhere. The main character is very close to the camera, partially cropped, caught mid-motion. Their face shows clear signs of a crash: bruises, small cuts, swelling, water-softened blood traces diluted and dispersed — non-graphic, realistic trauma only. Expression shocked and disoriented, not posed. Uneven exposure, motion blur, harsh highlights, floating debris. No cinematic polish — raw, chaotic, documentary realism. Despite injuries, the face must remain 100% identical to the uploaded portrait — exact facial structure, proportions, skin texture. No beautification, no stylization. The image should feel like seconds after a catastrophic underwater crash — brutal, real, accidental.