Street View Camera Capture

Reframe this uploaded photo as if it were captured by a street-mapping camera car passing by, in the exact recognizable style of an online map street-view screenshot. Keep the subject's face, identity, and pose fully recognizable, but render them from the slightly elevated, wide-angle fisheye perspective typical of a mapping car's roof-mounted camera, standing on a sidewalk or driveway with a subtly blurred, glitchy edge stitch line running through the frame like adjacent camera panels.

Add generic UI chrome overlaid on top of the photo like an online map screenshot: a compass icon in one corner, a small generic address-bar-style text box with an invented street name (never a real address), and a small capture-date stamp in a corner, all in a clean sans-serif UI font. Do not use any real mapping service name, logo, or brand — keep all interface elements completely generic and unbranded.

Preserve the low-fidelity, slightly compressed, slightly overexposed look of real street-mapping camera captures: soft color banding, mild lens distortion, and a flat midday lighting look. Do not smooth skin or add cinematic color grading — keep it looking exactly like a real low-quality panoramic camera capture, not a polished photograph.

The final result should look like a real online street-view screenshot that caught this exact person by surprise outside their home, complete with generic map UI overlays and a convincingly low-fidelity camera-car look.