A wildly energetic and humorous group selfie of marionette puppets at a bizarre avant-garde art performance in a Soho loft, New York City, circa 1975. The puppets include a beatnik-style wolf playing a saxophone, a robot made of tin cans trying to pose cool, and a sassy flamingo in roller skates giving the peace sign. They are crammed together in a ridiculously tight cluster. The setting is a paint-splattered artist's loft, with exposed brick walls and oddly shaped sculptures looming in the background. Shot on Fujifilm Superia 400, giving it that authentic, slightly faded 1970s look, emulating a hyper-realistic photograph. The framing is canted, adding to the feeling of manic energy. The lighting consists of one spotlight creating strong shadows in a scene full of weird characters. Extreme close-up on their stitched fabric faces. Focus is razor-sharp, capturing every absurd detail. The composition and style evokes a very dynamic and cinematographic Broadway trailer, but bizarre and weird. --no text, --no watermarks