motorcycle POV desert ride photograph

One rider in a first-person POV on a single rusted motorcycle fills the lower third and center of a 2:3 portrait frame, with the front tank and cockpit centered and the rider's gloved knees framing the lower left and lower right thirds. Two spear-like handles extend to the left-third and right-third edges and point toward the horizon in the upper-center, while the cockpit dial sits dead-center as the focal element. The background is open desert occupying the upper two-thirds with blurred dunes and two distant hummocks in the right-third, showing generous negative space at the top for sky. Directional, high-contrast side light with warm amber highlights sculpts metal edges and casts soft under-shadows along the tank, while cool muted teal light washes the distant sky. Motion blur streaks horizontally and radially from the center to convey high speed, with film grain and light surface scratches on metal for a worn, tactile texture. Render as gritty editorial photography with shallow depth that crisply resolves the cockpit and immediate handlebars and lets the mid and far background dissolve into streaked sand.