Medium-close-up portrait of a 50-year-old fisherman with a twisted, disfigured face, f/1.8, 100mm, Nikon Z9. He has bulging, robotic eyes with vertical pupils, poorly drawn and overlapping with his eyelids, giving them a milky white color. The camera catches the eerie glow from the mechanical eyes, which are set at a slight angle, lending an otherworldly appearance. The fisherman's neck and shoulders appear bulbous and discolored, with a mixture of flabby and bony protrusions. His arms and hands are elongated, but poorly proportioned, with extra fingers that seem stitched together and clumsily drawn with uneven lines, giving off a gruesome appearance. The fingers grasp a fishing rod, but the hand is contorted at an unnatural angle. His body converges with the background, creating a disorienting and disconcerting tiling effect. The distortion causes his extra limbs to blend in with the waves and wooden planks behind him, making it hard to discern their correct positioning. The colors are muted, with a desaturated palette that strips the image of any warmth or vibrancy. His skin is a muted, ashy gray that's somewhat translucent in areas, revealing a network of veins and unnatural wires beneath. The edges of his disfigurements are soft and blurry, with poorly defined outlines that add to the overall sense of unease. His legs are morphed into a mangled concoction of fish scales, crab shells, and wire, clearly the result of a forced integration of disparate appendages. Feet are a jumbled mess of twisted, curled toes, with some elongated heels dragging on the seafloor. Light sources seem misplaced, cast harsh, unflattering shadows across the fisherman's features, picking up the strange anatomy details and heightening the unease. The robot eyes, caught in a hard, direct light, radiate an air of artificial menace. In the upper-right portion of the frame, part of an unseen, grotesque skull bleeds into the composition, breaking down the once-pristine environment into a whirlpool of visual disarray.