Captured on a Nikon Z9 using a 105mm lens, this 3/4ths angle photograph features a two-headed woman, Selam, an Ethiopian woman in her 20s, who possesses a lithe and tall build. Her jet-black hair is styled into long, neat box braids that catch the bright clean lighting of the sunny urban rooftop garden, which illuminates her rich brown skin tones. She wears a charcoal grey knit tank top that fits her frame precisely, with its elasticized wide neck resting evenly against the base of her two necks. Her right hand presses firmly against the curve of her hip, while she extends her left hand upward to form a clear, precise V-sign gesture toward the lens. Her left head displays a wide, vibrant smile that stretches her mouth and crinkles the corners of her eyes, while her right head simultaneously mirrors this wide, beaming smile with an enthusiastic, joyful expression. The shallow depth of field created by the 105mm lens softens the background of six modern metal planters and scattered blooming succulents, while the clinical sharpness of the Nikon Z9 defines every individual braid and the coarse texture of her knit top. The image maintains high contrast and precise color fidelity, rendering the static elegance of the pose as her heads remain balanced on her shoulders, their distinct, beaming smiles held perfectly for the shutter.