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[Creative Objective]
Create a realistic close-up image of a person handling a suspicious social media direct message on a smartphone. The scene should communicate digital caution and account-security awareness.

[Composition]
Square top-down angle focused on both hands holding a phone. Screen occupies central frame with dark-mode chat UI visible. Typing thumb in motion near keyboard to imply active response.

[Screen Content]
Conversation should reference uncertainty about identity/collaboration legitimacy. Include short message bubbles and drafting behavior. Autocomplete suggestion row visible near keyboard to enhance realism.

[Device and Hands]
Modern smartphone with clear case. Natural hand grip and thumb placement. Keep skin tones natural and finger posture believable.

[Environment]
Neutral outdoor surface background (sidewalk/concrete) softly blurred. No extra objects competing with phone screen.

[Lighting]
Natural daylight with soft highlights on hands and device glass. Avoid glare that blocks screen readability.

[Color Direction]
Dark UI contrast on screen (black, gray, purple bubbles) against cool neutral background and warm skin tones.

[Camera Style]
Candid lifestyle close-up, documentary-tech aesthetic.

[Mood]
Alert, thoughtful, practical digital self-protection moment.

[Negative Prompt]
No fake futuristic UI, no neon cyberpunk effects, no over-sharpened hands, no text overlays outside phone screen, no heavy reflections obscuring messages.

[Output Specs]
1080x1080 social awareness visual, readable interface cues, realistic hand-device interaction.

[Refinement Deltas]
1) If text is unreadable, increase screen brightness and contrast.
2) If glare appears on screen, adjust angle and reduce hotspot reflections.
3) If hands look stiff, refine thumb flex and grip pressure naturally.
4) If UI feels generic, add realistic app icons and message bubble spacing.
5) If focus drifts to background, blur concrete texture more.
6) If message theme is unclear, highlight one suspicious phrase thread.
7) If colors are too cold, warm skin tones slightly.
8) If composition feels cramped, add margin around phone edges.
9) If security narrative is weak, show typing action before send.
10) If image feels staged, keep slight asymmetry and imperfect finger alignment.