A black-and-white cinematic photograph of a young woman at night in the city, shot with a long exposure and intentional motion blur. She is in the foreground, slightly off-center, turning her head mid-motion so that her long hair flicks across the frame in soft, ghostly strands. Her facial features are partially blurred but still recognizable—expressive brows, full lips, a graceful jawline—giving her an ethereal, dreamlike appearance. The background is a soft bokeh of city lights and building silhouettes, stretched by the movement and slow shutter speed into luminous horizontal lines and dots, creating a sense of speed and the passage of time. The contrast is high: deep blacks in her clothing and the night sky, vibrant whites in the light trails and highlights on her face, with a grainy film texture. The overall mood is nostalgic, melancholic, and poetic, like a fleeting memory or a scene from an old arthouse film; the style of 35mm film, shallow depth of field, abstract light streaks, dynamic hair movement, a soft-focus portrait.