Mummy runner sprinting through city street

A lone mummy runner sprints down a cordoned city street beneath a fabric start arch that reads “STITCH & SPRINT 10K START,” with one empty panel left clean for a headline, conveying urgent, kinetic night sport energy. The figure is wrapped in layered off-white linen, overlapping seams and frayed ends visible, with reflective silver tech tape woven across the torso and lightweight black braces over a slim track jacket. Crowds are motion-pan blurred into streaks of warm skin tones and urban clothing, with orange cones flagged along a wet route and photographer barriers suggested by soft vertical shapes. Fabric texture shows linen weave, glossy tape, and matte nylon for the jacket, each material catching highlights distinctly. Lighting is cool and high-contrast with a low-warm balance overall, soft even wrap revealing cloth detail and a subtle outline glow along wrap edges, while damp asphalt mirrors neon cyan shoe lights and distant sodium amber. The environment feels wet, chilly, and charged, with faint mist and a few reflective puddles, street signs unlettered and a single discarded paper cup by a cone. Framing is vertical 2:3 portrait, eye-level viewpoint, tight mid-run crop with clean negative space above the arch for copy and compressed foreground motion.