Woman Piano Teacher Studio Portrait

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, unedited studio photograph against a deep black background. Soft frontal key light, sharp focus on the subject, no text and no graphic elements. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A single photographic frame — no panels, no colour blocks, no design furniture. The subject is centred slightly right of the middle, seated at a digital piano whose keyboard runs along the bottom edge and is angled towards the camera so the keys read as a long horizontal band across the lower quarter of the frame. The background is flat featureless black with no visible detail, so the figure and the instrument carry the whole composition. Left edge at mid-height, a small wooden desk corner intrudes with a black computer keyboard and a black mouse on it, partially clipped by the frame. Above the subject the black continues unbroken to the top edge, leaving a little headroom over her hair. [Subject] A woman in her early sixties, light skin, straight blonde bob with a full fringe, thin rimless glasses, wearing a cream sweater with horizontal navy stripes; seated, waist-up, facing the camera directly with a bright open smile, both hands resting on the keyboard with fingers on the keys, her left hand set slightly further from the lens. Lit flatly from the front with a soft key and gentle falloff into the black at the shoulders. [Headline] None — the cover carries no text at all. [Badges] None. [Mood] High-contrast black and cream with fine navy stripe accents. Calm, trustworthy and personal, like a real person offering lessons rather than a fabricated advert. The featureless black field makes the face and the keyboard read instantly even at thumbnail size.