A square-format album cover features a lone Subject—personified in the image—seated in a relaxed profile pose on the very edge of a white spring diving board that extends diagonally from the right side of the frame, hovering above an expansive ocean. There’s no horizon or land in sight; instead, the frame is filled entirely with layered, choppy waves that stretch endlessly outward. The Subject wears an oversized white-and-blue athletic jersey, paired with white shorts and brown boots. The composition is meticulously balanced: the Subject is positioned precisely along the right third of the frame, with the camera at eye level, capturing a three-quarter profile shot facing leftward. The subject’s chin is slightly lifted, while their legs dangle freely, and their hands rest gently on their knees. The diving board itself forms a clean, nearly horizontal leading line that guides the viewer’s gaze. Dominating the scene are the sea’s cool, evocative color tones: a deep indigo base is complemented by mid-tones of Prussian blue, with teal-cyan highlights shimmering atop the wave crests. Cool slate-blue shadows deepen into the troughs, while near-black shadows add subtle, silvery specular glints—a cool, moody palette reminiscent of a tranquil late-day blue hour. Lighting is soft and diffused, mimicking the gentle warmth of late afternoon, with a graceful falloff that enhances the scene’s serene atmosphere. To further enhance the film-like aesthetic, fine grain has been subtly added, along with faint halation effects, a slight vignette, and a restrained matte curve for a natural, vintage feel. The shot was captured using a 35mm film look, achieved through a 135mm telephoto-equivalent lens set at f/4, with a shutter speed of 1/500th of a second and ISO 400. This combination ensures crisp focus on both the Subject and the diving board, while maintaining a medium-deep depth of field that keeps the intricate texture of the waves clearly visible. Finally, tucked discreetly into the bottom-right corner is a small "Parental Advisory: Explicit Content" label, adhering to standard conventions seen in commercial album art designs.