wide-angle angle ultimate close-up portrait with extreme lens distortion.
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A film screenshot from Fallen Angels - a 1990s film by Wong Kar-wai, with its moody atmosphere, harsh green tint and Century Tegea 9.8mm wide angle fisheye lens. There's film grain and low quality film fuzziness to the image.
Young tired Asian man stands in a residential hallway of Hong Kong apartment building.
The hallway is dark, damp, long and narrow with high ceiling, it looks grimy, rundown, unevenly lit with pitch black dark areas between lights.
The hallway's concrete walls are dirty and wet, with heavily chipped paint, old torn posters and stickers, wires, and bit of water streaking down. There's a large wide freestyle graffiti in red across the left wall, spelling out "??? ??" in messy uneven strokes. Across the graffiti is a long red line crossing it out.
The tile floor is dirty and chipped, with trash littered all over and dirty puddle in the corner.
At the end of a hallway in the distance is a metal door with dark dirty broken window, to the right of the door is a rusty air conditioner on the wall and underneath the conditioner is a white shopping bag full of trash.
There's an atmosphere of urban decay and neglect reminiscent of Kowloon Walled City to this environment.
The man just stopped walking to prop himself against the wall. To the right of him is a dirty battered door.
The man's hands are clasped against a burning lighter that he uses to light a cigarette in his mouth. His hands are bloody and knuckles are bruised.
The man's face is hidden in shadow and is only illuminated by lighter's flame as his squinting gaze is focused on it. There's a large old scar across his cheek. The man's medium long hair is shaggy and unkempt, his chin has stubble.
The man wears an old dirty brown leather jacket with fur trim, and black jeans with belt, suggesting poor worker class background.
