Photorealistic image of a young woman in orange overalls and an older man on a rustic dock with lobster traps and a fishing boat at sunrise.

Photorealistic, cinematic photograph at sunrise on a rugged Maine dock (Little Seal Island) — soft pink and orange sky, crisp October light. Foreground: Bree Morrison, 17 years old (non-sexualized), rebellious gothic look — black-dyed hair with bangs, subtle facial piercings, black nail polish. She stands confidently wearing oversized orange Grundens overalls and blue rubber work gloves, holding a Maine lobster trap that measures exactly 36 in × 18 in × 18 in (3.0 ft × 1.5 ft × 1.5 ft) — rectangular wire trap, heavier-gauge rusted wire, weathered, clearly scaled to her hands and body (trap proportions must be accurate and visibly full-size). Bree’s expression: determined with a hint of vulnerability. Background: Evan “Coop” Cooper, a weathered lobsterman in his 50s with a grizzled beard and a lit Marlboro Red in hand, leaning against a hunter-green skiff tied to the dock, watching Bree with rough affection. Lobster boat “Sportin’ Jenny” bobbing in the harbor; calm water dotted with moon jellies; distant islands in morning mist. Add dock details: coiled ropes, buoys, wooden planks, faint sea breeze moving hair/rope. Mood: camaraderie, resilience, quiet strength, belonging — promise of a new beginning. See more