Used the default model. Prompt: Photorealistic found-footage horror image captured on a cheap handheld camcorder in 2001: inside an ordinary suburban kitchen at night, the entire ceiling has split open into a perfectly still black ocean suspended upside down, with dim moonlight rippling through the water above the room, strands of seaweed hanging down like wet curtains, and dozens of pale human-sized anglerfish drifting silently just beyond the surface as if watching the room from above. The kitchen itself remains mundane and intact—fridge covered in magnets, dirty dishes in the sink, a half-eaten sandwich on the table, a clock reading 2:14 AM—but seawater is beginning to drip onto the linoleum floor, forming reflective puddles. One large anglerfish is pressing halfway through the impossible watery ceiling, its glowing lure illuminating the cabinets and its glassy eye reflecting the camera light. The shot is awkward and accidental, taken from the dark hallway entrance as if the person filming stopped in shock, with slightly crooked framing and the edge of the doorway visible in the foreground. Authentic early-2000s camcorder aesthetic only, MiniDV look, low resolution, interlacing artifacts, heavy low-light grain, muddy blacks, washed-out colors, slight motion blur, imperfect autofocus, overexposed camcorder light, subtle tape degradation, and a timestamp in the corner reading “JUN 03 2001 02:14:09 AM.” Disturbingly realistic, no cinematic lighting, no polished CGI look, no stylized horror, just an impossible scene recorded by accident.