Dashcam Overlay

Turn this uploaded photo into an authentic dashcam capture, as if pulled directly from a car's dashboard camera recording this exact moment. Reframe the scene through a slightly wide dashcam lens angle from behind a windshield, with a dark sliver of dashboard and the top edge of a hood visible at the very bottom of the frame.

Preserve this person's identity, outfit, pose, and the scene's composition and lighting exactly as in the original photo — only change the framing and add dashcam graphic overlay elements. Do not add soft grain, film noise, light leaks, vignette, or any blur; keep the image crisp, sharp, and clean like real digital dashcam footage, not degraded or cinematic.

Burn in a dashcam HUD overlay in a small monospace digital font: a speed readout in the bottom-left corner, GPS coordinates in the bottom-left corner beneath the speed, and a date/timestamp in the bottom-right corner. Add a small red circular "REC" indicator with a dot in the top-left corner. Do not include any real brand names, logos, or manufacturer markings anywhere on the dashboard, hood, or overlay. The final result should look like an authentic frame pulled straight from a real dashcam recording.