Hyper- realistic portrait of an elderly homeless woman standing on a bustling city street corner. Her weathered face is etched with deep wrinkles, telling a story of hardship and resilience. Her eyes, though tired, sparkle with a hint of mischief. Her silver- gray hair is disheveled, partially covered by a faded, multicolored knit cap. She wears multiple layers of mismatched, worn clothing- a threadbare sweater over a flannel shirt, topped with a oversized, patched jacket. Her hands, gnarled and callused, firmly grasp a piece of tattered cardboard with the message "No buzz needed I just like holding signs" written in shaky but legible black marker. The cardboard's edges are frayed and softened from frequent handling. The woman's posture is slightly stooped but dignified. The background is a blur of urban activity- pedestrians rushing by, traffic lights changing, and store fronts glowing in the late afternoon light. Shafts of golden sunlight cut through the scene, casting long shadows and highlighting the textures of the woman's clothing and skin. The overall image is sharp and crisp, with every detail from the cracks in the sidewalk to the individual fibers of her clothing rendered in stunning clarity. The color palette is rich and vibrant, emphasizing the contrast between the woman's earthy tones and the colorful city backdrop