Thermal Imaging Streetwear Poster

Create an experimental streetwear campaign poster viewed through a fictional thermal-imaging camera, vertical 4:5 aspect ratio. Four young adult models pose on uneven stone steps inside a dark rocky passage. One stands in the left foreground with hands near his pockets; another crouches behind him at center-left; a third stands upright in the middle background; the fourth stands closest to the camera on the right, with one hand behind his head. All wear oversized graphic T-shirts, loose baggy trousers with outlined star patches, and chunky sneakers. Render the entire scene in a striking thermal palette: cold surroundings in near-black, midnight blue, and deep indigo; bodies and clothing glowing red-orange, bright yellow, and near-white at the hottest points. Preserve recognizable faces, fabric folds, shirt graphics, and rough rock textures beneath the thermal treatment. Subtle sensor noise, luminous edges, and a gritty fashion editorial atmosphere. Overlay a precise white camera interface using small monospaced typography, thin tracking brackets around each face, corner framing marks, a central crosshair, a compass scale along the bottom, and a vertical temperature legend at the lower-right. Keep the interface organized and readable without covering the models. Use these exact text elements: Upper-left brand label: “BMX THERMAL” Technical information beneath it: “SCAN: 004” “MODE: HEAT VISION” “SOURCE: HUMAN” “SIGNAL: LIVE” Top-center boxed label: “CREATIVE ENERGY” “DETECTED” Upper-right: “REC ●” “SESSION 01” “AFTER DARK” Small readings beside the four faces: “36.7°C” “36.4°C” “36.9°C” “36.5°C” Lower-left: “ORIGINALITY: HIGH” “FILTER: NONE” “VISION: UNLIMITED” Bottom-center campaign line: “YOU CAN FEEL THE DIFFERENCE.” Temperature legend label: “ENERGY LEVEL” Maintain the appearance of a captured thermal-camera frame, with strong depth, distinct silhouettes, and believable infrared color transitions. No natural skin colors, original reference branding, additional people, or watermarks.