Framed Portrait with Pink Flower in Sunlit Park

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover that is a single framed photograph, edge to edge. Slight rotation, warm natural daylight, richly textured antique frame, real photographic depth of field. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] The entire frame is a photograph of a picture frame seen head-on and tilted a degree or two. The ornate frame border occupies all four edges, thickest at the top and bottom, and the photographic scene fills the opening. Inside the opening the background is a bright park with tree trunks and a grass verge, and the subject occupies the right two-thirds, cropped by the frame bottom edge. There is no other graphic element, no box and no plate, the whole cover is one framed image. [Subject] A woman in her sixties with short grey hair and thin wire-rimmed glasses, smiling broadly and looking straight at camera. She wears a pale cream sleeveless top with cutwork lace at the neckline and two thin lanyard ribbons in yellow and pink around her neck. She holds a large pink flower bloom up beside her left ear, its petals overlapping her hair. Framed as a head-and-shoulders portrait on the right of the opening, lit by soft outdoor daylight. [Headline] None. There is no text anywhere on the cover. [Badges] None. The only framing device is the frame itself, a distressed gold-and-silver finish with a wide flat face and a stepped inner lip, brightly lit along the top edge and darker at the bottom. [Mood] Warm gold, sunlit green and a jolt of magenta from the flower. Personal, cheerful and documentary rather than designed, so at thumbnail size it reads as an old-style framed photo and the frame plus the pink bloom are the only identifying features.