CRT Screengrab

Recreate this uploaded photo as if it were paused on an old CRT television screen — the kind with a glass tube and visible scanlines. Lay in fine horizontal scanlines across the entire image, subtle screen curvature that gently bows the edges and corners inward like they're wrapping around a curved glass screen, and a soft RGB subpixel glow/halo around bright highlights.

Push the color grading toward a dated broadcast-TV look — slightly boosted contrast, warm-leaning midtones, gently clipped highlights, and a touch of color bleed where bright and dark areas meet. Add a faint soft blur consistent with low-resolution analog broadcast, plus light static grain, without turning the image into a blur-fest.

Keep the subject's identity, pose, composition, and framing exactly as in the original photo — do not change who or what is in frame, the setting, or the layout. Do not smooth or soften skin, do not add plastic/AI-airbrushed texture, and do not erase natural texture or grain in favor of digital noise. This should read as a real screengrab off an old television, not a modern digital filter.

The final result should look like a screengrab of this exact photo playing back on an old CRT TV — scanlines, curved-glass distortion, subpixel glow, and warm dated broadcast colors over an otherwise unchanged scene.