Cell phone pattern squares immersive reality

line art for a photography website landing page. The line art is of a cell phone

A hyper-realistic, dark horror-themed cover art for a song titled 'Hey, It's Me,' featuring a sinister prisoner making a phone call using an old 1980s rotary phone. The prisoner is seated in a dimly lit, decaying prison cell, with his face partially obscured by shadow and a black bar covering his eyes, symbolizing lost identity. His hand grips the phone tightly, with pale, scarred skin and dirty fingernails, creating an unsettling atmosphere. The phone’s receiver emits a faint, eerie glow, casting ominous blue light onto the prisoner’s gaunt, haunting features. The background shows cracked walls, rusted bars, and a flickering blue light, enhancing the eerie, oppressive mood. The phone cord is unnaturally twisted and tangled on the dusty floor. The color palette is dominated by deep blues and blacks, adding to the chilling, dark atmosphere. The title text appears in a distorted, horror-style font, glowing faintly in a cold blue hue, placed subtly beneath the prisoner. --v 6.0

young Afro-African women and men, 19 years old, looking at his cell phone in coffee, very happy, nice brightness, full of colors, no flaws, photorealistic, photo stock, hyper realistic, photography for learning application --ar 16:9 --v 6.1

cell phone filter that shows you suggestions for dressing, with blue LED colors, ultra HD, hyperrealistic, --ar 1:1 --v 5.0

In Taipei MRT , one beautiful asian lady is not checking her cell phone, many people are checking their cell phone.

a photograph of a bunch of cannabis weed breaking through a cell phone screen that someone is holding --v 6.0

a background image, perfectly square, very small blue squares stacked on top of each other in a geometric pattern. Gradient blue colors, symmetry, pattern

teenager using cell phone frustrated happy