Elen Hydref

Inside the image.

A square photographic cover centres on a smiling woman shown from about the waist or chest upwards. She faces the viewer, with her head slightly angled and her gaze directed towards the camera. She has long, wavy auburn hair, fine-framed glasses and a small necklace; a burgundy-red top is visible along the lower edge. Her face and upper body occupy most of the centre and right side, while a large harp fills much of the left foreground. Its pale wooden frame curves down from the top left, and rows of strings and tuning mechanisms form a fine vertical pattern beside her. The woman overlaps the instrument, bringing the portrait forward against the darker background.

Behind them is a mottled, deep green interior, with shadowed areas and a few indistinct warm-toned details near the right edge. The light falls evenly across the woman's face and hair, making her the brightest element; the harp is also warmly lit, while the background remains subdued. The overall palette combines green and brown with the pale wood of the harp, auburn hair, and small areas of red clothing. The image is a straightforward colour photograph, without a visible border or separate graphic framing.

White lettering sits over the lower-left portion of the photograph, crossing in front of the harp and partly extending towards the woman's shoulder. “Elen” appears in very large, thin, high-contrast serif letters. Beneath it, “HYDREF” is set in smaller uppercase serif letters, more compact and heavier in appearance. Both lines are left-aligned and stand out clearly against the darker harp and background.