iPhone 6 Flash Selfie

Transform this uploaded photo into an extremely harsh, unmistakable front-camera flash selfie from a 2014 iPhone 6. This must look dramatically different from a normal photo: fire a blinding direct LED flash straight at the face that blows out the skin to near-white on the forehead, nose bridge, and cheekbones, crushing detail there completely. The eyes should show a small red-eye tint. Render a hard, sharply-defined black shadow silhouette cast on the wall directly behind and to the side of the subject, exactly like a point-source flash a few inches from the lens. Make the background around the subject go noticeably darker and underexposed compared to the blown-out face, since a weak on-camera flash only lights what's close to it. Lower the overall image resolution and sharpness to look like a soft, low-megapixel 2014 front camera sensor with visible high-ISO grain and noise in the shadow areas. Shift the white balance slightly cool and flat.

Preserve the subject's exact facial identity, expression, pose, hairstyle, and clothing — only change the camera, flash, and sensor rendering. Do not add any modern text, watermark, logo, or brand mark anywhere in the frame.

The final result should look like an unmistakably harsh, blown-out, slightly unflattering flash selfie pulled straight from a 2014 iPhone 6 camera roll — not a normal well-lit photo.