One character, four ads for a made-up bike brand

A new photograph. The woman from the first image (same face, freckles, short dark curls under the black six-panel cap, small silver hoops, olive waxed-cotton jacket, mustard knit jumper, canvas messenger bag on a tan leather strap) rides a racing-green step-through bicycle along a cobbled street, left to right, past the side of an old red-brick Victorian warehouse. Pasted on the brick wall above her is a large paper billboard poster showing the second image exactly: the canal-side ad with the headline "The long way round." in cream serif and the gold script wordmark "Halden Cycle Works". She glances up at the billboard with a small smile as she passes, so the real woman and the woman on the poster are in the same frame. Low early-morning sun from the right, long shadows on the cobbles, slight motion blur in the spokes. Shot on 35mm Kodak Portra 400, natural grain, soft halation, muted racing green, cream and brass tones. Wide frame, the billboard large in the upper half, her in the lower third.