Aggressive Camera Shake Effect

Apply an aggressive, high-intensity camera-shake effect to the uploaded photo, as if the photographer took the shot while walking quickly or shaking the phone violently during a long exposure. Keep the subject perfectly sharp, frozen, and photorealistic with NO distortion to the face, body, pose, or outfit. Only the background and trailing edges should show motion. Create chaotic LEFT-to-RIGHT motion streaks across the entire scene: – long, thick neon smears – doubled and tripled light trails – jittery horizontal vibrations – wide bands of blurred storefront light and car reflections – soft stretched darkness melting into bright streaks Simulate real aggressive camera movement: – introduce micro-jitters inside the streaks – add layered blur directions (primary horizontal + slight diagonal wobble) – create uneven intensity in the smear, as if the camera shook erratically Blend multiple ghost gradients tightly around the subject’s silhouette: – very soft, semi-transparent contour trails hugging the hair, shoulders, arms, waist, and dress – trails should not look like duplicates but like light being torn backward – the dress should leak a soft yellow-green luminosity into the blur behind her Increase the glow and drag of every bright object: – neon signage stretches into thick glowing ribbons – car headlights and reflections smear dramatically – bright reds and warm whites bleed into each other, forming a continuous motion wash Everything must remain fully blended, fluid, and organic — no hard edges, no cutout look. The background should feel like an explosive burst of motion, while the subject stays perfectly crisp and untouched. The final result must look like a real extreme long-exposure shot with aggressive handheld shake.