Black-and-white documentary-style photograph of a woman in her early 40s sitting alone in a parked car at night. She is resting with her head gently leaned back against the car seat, eyes closed, completely absorbed in listening to music. Over-ear headphones are visible, worn naturally. Her expression is calm, peaceful, and quietly content a private moment, unperformed and unguarded. The camera feels voyeuristic, as if observed from the back seat or just outside the car window. Streetlights and passing traffic create soft reflections and blurred highlights on the glass, with subtle rain marks visible. The interior of the car is dim, lit only by ambient city light, creating natural shadows across her face and skin. Her skin texture is real and imperfect, with natural pores, softness, and tonal variation nothing retouched or stylised. The image feels intimate, cinematic, and deeply human, like a still pulled from a vérité documentary or an independent film. Visible film grain, gentle softness, and slight motion blur are present. No dramatic lighting, no glamour, no fashion styling, no exaggerated emotion. The moment feels honest, fleeting, and unremarkable in the most beautiful way. Shot as if by an award-winning documentary photographer capturing real life without interference. Timeless, believable, and completely non-AI in feeling.