A Small Face Wiped Clear on Fogged Glass

Cinematic mood, 9:16 vertical phone wallpaper: a quiet editorial portrait photographed from outside a steamed-up bathroom window. Someone has rubbed a tiny clear oval into the condensation, and through it we see only fragments of a face (a single eye, a cheekbone, the slope of a nose) while the remaining glass blurs into pale haze. The woman is around thirty-two, hair short and dark, her face soft and weary, gaze drifting downward in thought. Restrained, secretive, undramatic. Compose so the exposed eye sits just below centre, with the top third left as darker, empty space. Illumination comes from cool, diffuse room light with a thin warm edge glow, making the clear spot feel like a peephole into one person. Beads and trickles of water form the surface pattern; keep highlights tight, shadows deep, and add a touch of film grain and a gentle vignette. Keep it entirely non-explicit and non-suggestive; minimal set, nothing legible, no text. The emotional register is closeness, distance and a muted sadness.