Dog Ears Selfie

Apply a nostalgic mid-2010s selfie-filter overlay to this uploaded photo: add cartoon dog ears on top of the person's head and a small black dog nose overlaid on their real nose, matching the head angle and lighting of the original photo exactly. Keep the person's actual face, expression, skin, and features completely unchanged underneath the overlay — the ears and nose sit on top like a filter, not a costume.

Add a soft pink rosy-cheek blush overlay on the cheeks, a warm on-camera flash look with slightly blown-out brights, and a close, slightly-above eye-level selfie framing typical of that era. Keep it understated — no visible app logo, no brand name or wordmark anywhere in the image.

Preserve the original background blurred behind the subject and keep the grain and slight softness of a real front-facing phone camera from that period — do not sharpen or upscale into a modern crisp look. Avoid smoothing the skin into a plastic finish; keep visible pores and natural texture beneath the filter effect.

The final result should look like a real screenshot of a nostalgic mid-2010s dog-ears selfie filter photo, casual and a little grainy, taken on a front-facing phone camera.