EXTREME LOW-ANGLE UNDER-SIDE VIEW. The camera is on the ground far below, looking straight UP into the sky. More than 80% of the frame is open blue sky. The bicycle and rider pass overhead. Rider: a 14-year-old girl, black ponytail, blue top and white skirt, carrying a small brown backpack on her back. The bicycle itself has NO bags, NO cargo, NO basket, NOTHING attached. The underside of the bicycle dominates the lower part of the frame. The rear wheel and bottom of the frame cut across the image from below. The girl is seen from underneath, legs and back silhouetted against the sky. The bicycle is flying at overwhelming speed, tilted diagonally toward the upper-right. Motion blur is EXTREME; the wheels, frame, and clouds stretch into long streaks. Wind tears backward: hair, skirt, and backpack stream violently. Far below, only tiny fragments of a flower-covered world and a distant lake appear at the very edges of the frame. Bright daytime, ultra-detailed 3D Ghibli-inspired cinematic style. Never top view, never eye-level, never side view. Only looking UP from below. No pause, no static feeling, pure overhead flight, explosive speed, height, and freedom.
