The photograph captures a scene bathed in the soft, diffused light of early morning in Beirut, Lebanon. It’s not full daylight yet; a pearly grey dawn is just beginning to break over the Mediterranean Sea, visible as a shimmering band through an open balcony door. The balcony itself is part of a meticulously restored traditional Lebanese villa, with intricately carved wooden screens that partially obscure the interior but filter the light into warm patterns on the floor. The focal point of the image is a curated display – ‘My Collection’ - arranged on a vintage wooden table in the room. At its center lies an open vinyl album, clearly visible and displaying a photo of Elissa, captured during a live performance, her face radiating joy and confidence. The cover subtly hints at 'Saharnayaleil,' referencing a pivotal moment in Elissa's career. Scattered around the record are other treasured items: a few vintage ‘Freshlook’ contact lens cases (a nod to personal style & evolution), a miniature Eiffel Tower representing a Parisian memory, and a small, elegant jewelry box that hints at luxury – possibly referencing Elie Saab World. A single, perfectly formed rose lies near the album. The lighting highlights its velvety texture and delicate petals, symbolizing love and beauty. A faint glow emanates from behind the balcony door, suggesting a promise of a beautiful day ahead. Bassam Fattouh's photography style is subtly referenced through the composition – a focus on intimacy and human connection. The room feels lived-in but cherished, with a sense of nostalgia and history hanging in the air. A subtle star shaped cut out sticker from an Airoptix Colors package sits discreetly on the table leg. There’s an overall feeling of warmth, optimism, and quiet reflection – a ‘Good’ morning after a magical 'Tonight'. Hajjar Josiane's influence is seen in the elegant arrangement and attention to detail. The mood is melancholic yet hopeful - a beautiful throwback to cherished moments.