Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 20 Sept 2026

Image: Keep the black letterbox bars at the very top and

Generated from: Keep the black letterbox bars at the very top and bottom of the frame completely unchanged -- solid black, exactly the same height and position as in the reference image, do not fill them with sky or trees, do not shift or crop the framing. This is wreckage, not a vehicle: a totalled, mangled ATV that slammed head-on into a boulder at speed. The entire front end is caved in and crushed flat against the rock -- the front rack is mangled and folded downward, the headlight housing is smashed and hanging loose, the front forks are bent at a sharp broken angle so the front wheels point outward in different directions (not straight, not symmetrical), the frame itself is visibly kinked and buckled just behind the crushed front end, the handlebars are snapped backward and twisted, plastic fender panels are cracked into pieces and scattered on the ground in front of the wreck, the seat foam is torn and exposed. A dark fluid stain (oil/fuel) has pooled and spread on the ground directly under the crushed front end. This is a modern quad bike, clean fresh paint, no rust, no weathering -- this wreck happened minutes ago. A large boulder sits at the point of impact with a fresh pale scrape/gouge on its face where the crushed metal struck it. Everything else in the image -- the black letterbox bars, the sky, the surrounding trees and treeline, the ground, the dirt trail, the palette, the lighting, the crisp near-photorealistic level of detail -- stays exactly as it is, pixel for pixel, everywhere outside the newly added boulder and wrecked ATV.