VHS Paused Frame

Transform this uploaded photo into a paused VHS tape frame, as if someone hit pause on an old camcorder recording. Lay in tight horizontal scan lines across the entire frame, soft chromatic aberration that fringes red and cyan at high-contrast edges, and a band of tracking distortion that warps and streaks near the top or bottom of the frame like the tape is glitching mid-pause.

Pull the color palette down into a muted, slightly washed-out VHS grade — lower saturation, lifted blacks, a faint magenta-green color cast, and soft edge blur consistent with analog video resolution. Add a subtle timestamp-style flicker and light noise/static grain across the image, plus faint horizontal color bleed at strong edges.

Keep the subject's identity, pose, composition, and framing exactly as in the original photo — do not change who is in the frame, what they are doing, or the background layout. Do not smooth or soften skin, do not add plastic/AI-airbrushed texture, and do not remove the natural grain or replace it with digital noise. This should look like a real paused VHS frame, not a clean digital filter.

The final result should look like someone froze an old camcorder tape mid-playback of this exact photo — scan lines, tracking glitch, and a washed-out analog color grade over an otherwise unchanged scene.