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The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, redesign the face, merge identities, beautify, alter anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, age, or body type, or borrow physical traits from the reference figure; treat that figure only as an anonymous pose, wardrobe, composition, and lighting placeholder. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed outdoors in a modern urban business district from an extreme low-angle viewpoint. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, framing from approximately mid-thigh or waist to above the head, with the camera positioned well below chest level and tilted sharply upward. Keep the torso mostly frontal with a subtle three-quarter turn, shoulders relaxed, one hand casually inside a trouser pocket, head tilted slightly backward, chin raised, and gaze directed downward toward or just past the camera with a composed, confident, detached editorial expression. Preserve the uploaded person’s real hairstyle and facial-hair pattern exactly. Dress the subject in an oversized dark charcoal-black tailored blazer with broad structured shoulders, long sleeves, clean lapels and matte wool texture, layered over a muted gray fine-knit or subtly striped crew-neck top, paired with dark high-waisted trousers; accessories should remain minimal and must not replace identity-defining features. Build the background from a single tall modern office façade rising diagonally along camera-left, its dark geometric grid and reflective windows converging dramatically toward the upper-left corner, while the rest of the frame opens into a clear deep teal-blue sky. Keep the architecture slightly softened by shallow focus while maintaining recognizable structural geometry and convincing scale. Illuminate the scene with low warm golden-hour sunlight entering from camera-left/front-left, grazing the face, hair edges, jaw, collar, lapel and upper torso with rich amber highlights, while the opposite side falls into deep cool shadow. Let warm reflected light bounce subtly from the building onto the skin and clothing, producing a cinematic amber-versus-teal separation without artificial neon. Simulate a full-frame camera with a 28–40 mm lens around f/2.8–f/4, very low shooting position, strong upward perspective, slight wide-angle enlargement of the lower torso, converging verticals, sharp focus on the face, and gentle background falloff. Grade with deep cyan, petrol blue, charcoal, olive-gray, warm ochre and burnt-gold highlights, moderate saturation, dense but not crushed blacks, soft highlight compression, restrained contrast, subtle film grain, mild halation around sunlit edges, and a faint vintage editorial softness. Preserve pores, hair strands, fabric weave, realistic shadow transitions and atmospheric depth. Avoid HDR, plastic skin, excessive sharpening, glossy CGI, extreme lens distortion, artificial fog, random flare, malformed anatomy, or compositing seams. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed from this dramatic low angle beside the high-rise during golden hour, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic fashion model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheeks, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify, alter anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, or body type, or borrow physical traits from the reference figure; use that figure only as an anonymous pose and styling placeholder. Translate the uploaded person into a stylized low-poly 3D character while retaining unmistakable identity through faithful geometric simplification rather than generic character design. Use a tall vertical full-body composition on a seamless warm-white studio background, showing the entire figure from cap to shoes with generous margins, standing in a relaxed three-quarter orientation approximately 15–25 degrees from frontal. Keep the head upright and gaze forward; one arm bends naturally to hold a small kraft-paper takeaway coffee cup with a matte black lid at lower-chest/waist height, while the opposite hand rests casually inside the trouser pocket. Preserve the uploaded person’s real height impression, shoulder width, limb lengths and physique. Recreate the wardrobe as a black low-profile baseball cap; an open pale powder-blue short-sleeve button-up shirt with fine vertical white pinstripes, relaxed boxy fit, pointed collar, small light buttons and subtle chest emblem; a plain off-white crew-neck T-shirt beneath; loose straight black trousers with dramatically rolled cuffs; and black low-top canvas sneakers with cream rubber toe caps, midsoles and laces. If eyewear is not part of the identity photograph, do not add it merely because the reference placeholder wears glasses; likewise preserve the uploaded person’s actual facial-hair and hairstyle characteristics rather than importing those shown in the reference. Construct all forms from intentionally simplified polygonal planes: faceted cheeks, nose, ears, hands, fingers, clothing folds, cap crown, shoes and cup, with medium-low polygon density and clearly visible planar transitions but anatomically coherent proportions. Use soft matte materials with almost no gloss, restrained microtexture, crisp polygon edges and no realistic pores or fabric fibers. Employ a muted palette of powder blue #9EBED2, charcoal-black #181A17, warm ivory #EEE9DD, kraft tan #B98654 and naturally derived skin colors from the uploaded identity source. Light the character with a large soft studio key from upper camera-left, gentle neutral fill from front-right and subtle floor bounce, producing broad polygonal value changes, delicate contact shadows under the cap brim, collar, arms and cuffs, and a diffuse soft-edged shadow beneath the shoes. Camera perspective should resemble an 70–90 mm full-frame portrait lens at standing torso height, minimal distortion, moderate compression, orthographic-like cleanliness and deep enough focus for the entire character to remain crisp. Render with understated ambient occlusion at garment overlaps, fingers around the cup, pocket opening, shoes and floor contact. Keep the background featureless and high-key without horizon lines, props or scenery. Avoid photorealism, glossy CGI, excessive subdivision, toy-like plastic, exaggerated cartoon anatomy, oversized head or eyes, malformed hands, random accessories, heavy outlines, grain, bloom or dramatic grading. The final result must look like a professionally art-directed low-poly 3D avatar built specifically from the uploaded real person, preserving identity and anatomy while seamlessly adopting only the reference’s pose, wardrobe design, polygonal modeling language, lighting, composition and clean studio presentation.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, redesign the face, merge identities, beautify, alter anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, age, or body type, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure; treat that figure solely as an anonymous compositional and styling placeholder. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed outdoors in a modern high-rise business district from an extremely low camera angle. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5, framing from the upper torso to slightly above the head, with the subject centered in the lower-middle while three monumental glass-and-steel skyscrapers rise behind them and dominate the upper frame. Position the camera well below chest level and angle it steeply upward, creating strong architectural convergence and a heroic upward-looking perspective. Keep the torso mostly frontal with a slight three-quarter turn, shoulders relaxed, head tilted back, chin lifted, and gaze directed upward toward camera-left with a calm, observant, self-possessed expression. Preserve the uploaded person’s exact hairstyle and facial-hair pattern rather than copying the reference figure’s appearance. Add thin round or softly oval amber-tinted glasses only as a styling accessory, ensuring their scale follows the uploaded face naturally and never obscures identity. Dress the subject in a dark charcoal or black urban outer layer with a high collar or hooded neckline and a visible dark backpack strap over one shoulder, using matte technical fabric with subtle folds and restrained hardware. Reconstruct a cool overcast city environment with towering blue-green glass façades, pale gray sky, faint atmospheric moisture, and no readable signage, pedestrians, vehicles, or distracting street clutter. Keep the skyscrapers deliberately soft and slightly dreamlike through shallow depth of field and atmospheric diffusion, while the subject’s eyes, nose, lips, jawline, hair and glasses remain the sharpest plane. Light the portrait with broad diffuse skylight from above and slightly camera-left, producing soft modeling without hard shadows, gentle highlights on the forehead, nose bridge, cheekbones and glasses, and subdued fill under the jaw. Introduce cool cyan-green reflections from surrounding glass and a faint warm olive cast in skin highlights. Simulate a full-frame camera with a 35–50 mm lens at approximately f/2–f/2.8, close low-angle perspective, moderate edge distortion, strong vertical convergence, shallow depth of field, and smooth background falloff. Grade the image with muted teal, desaturated green, slate blue, pale gray, charcoal and restrained warm skin tones, using lifted blacks, compressed highlights, low-to-medium contrast, subtle analog grain, soft halation, slight haze, gentle vignette and imperfect film sharpness. Preserve pores, hair strands, fabric texture, realistic glass reflections and atmospheric depth. Avoid HDR, oversharpening, glossy CGI, neon colors, plastic skin, dramatic lens flare, excessive bokeh, painterly effects, artificial fog, malformed anatomy, or compositing seams. The final result must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed beneath these skyscrapers during a cool overcast urban moment, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve that person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity: facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheeks, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent or redesign the person, merge identities, beautify, alter anatomy or hair, or borrow any physical feature from the reference figure; treat the reference figure solely as an anonymous compositional placeholder. Transform the uploaded person into a clean minimalist anime-style line illustration while keeping their identity clearly recognizable through faithful simplification rather than replacing their appearance with generic anime features. Reconstruct the reference composition as a near-square bust portrait on a pure warm-white background, subject positioned slightly left of center and shown in strict side profile facing camera-left, head level with a subtle downward-neutral gaze, neck and upper shoulders visible, with generous empty space around the silhouette. Preserve the uploaded person’s real hairstyle exactly in overall length, volume, hairline, parting, texture, and silhouette, but translate individual strands into economical graphic shapes and tapered line clusters. Add a simple oversized baseball cap as the principal wardrobe accessory: rounded crown, curved forward brim extending left, minimal panel seams and a small rear/top contour detail, rendered mostly white with cobalt-blue outlines. Clothing is reduced to the upper portion of a loose hooded or high-collared casual garment, with one broad collar/hood contour and only essential construction lines; retain the person’s natural shoulder width and neck proportions. Render the artwork as crisp digital 2D anime line art with a highly restricted two-color language: warm white approximately #FAF9F6 and vivid cobalt/electric blue approximately #2467ED. Use blue for all principal contours, selective solid fills, hair masses and small facial accents; avoid black, gray, gradients, realistic shading, painterly texture, photographic lighting, or three-dimensional rendering. Keep line weight thin-to-medium and highly controlled, with slightly heavier outer silhouette contours and finer interior details. Translate the person’s actual eyes, nose, mouth, jaw, ears and other identity landmarks into restrained profile-line equivalents without changing their relative placement or proportions; do not enlarge eyes, shrink the nose, reshape the jaw, or impose the reference character’s anatomy. Expression should remain quiet, neutral and contemplative, with a closed relaxed mouth and gaze directed horizontally toward the left. Use sparse short hatch-like accents only where needed for cheek or facial articulation. Hair may contain broad saturated-blue filled sections separated by narrow white negative-space strands, creating the reference’s graphic rhythm while preserving the uploaded person’s true hairstyle. Keep the cap largely unfilled so its white shape contrasts against the blue hair beneath it. Maintain immaculate flat edges, smooth Bézier-like curves, clean joins, intentional negative space, no visible paper texture, grain, noise, halation, bloom, shadows, depth of field, lens effects, or photographic artifacts. The result must read as a professionally drawn minimalist anime avatar derived directly from the uploaded real person: anatomically coherent, stylistically unified, immediately recognizable as the same individual, and never as a face swap, generic anime stranger, approximate look-alike, or reproduction of the reference character.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheeks, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify, change anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, or body type, or borrow physical traits from the reference figure; treat that figure only as an anonymous pose, styling and lighting placeholder. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual in a dramatic square studio beauty portrait, framed tightly from upper chest to slightly above the hair. Position the subject nearly frontal with a subtle three-quarter rotation, photographed from slightly below eye level; tilt the head noticeably backward and raise the chin so the face points upward, creating a confident sculptural silhouette. Preserve the uploaded person’s actual hairstyle and facial-hair pattern exactly rather than copying those in the reference. Add translucent pale-clear round sunglasses with thin frames and intensely mirrored orange-gold lenses; reflections should transition from saturated tangerine #FF7108 through amber #FFA51F to yellow-gold highlights, while the transparent frame catches small warm speculars. Dress the subject in a plain fitted black ribbed turtleneck with a tall folded collar, matte textile response and no logos or accessories. Place them against a completely seamless, evenly saturated cyan-turquoise studio backdrop approximately #14BBD0, without visible horizon, texture, props or environmental detail. Build the lighting around complementary cyan/orange contrast: use a broad cool cyan key/fill from camera-right/front to shape the forehead, nose, cheek, lips, jaw and neck; add a strong narrow warm orange-red rim from behind camera-left, grazing the ear, temple, hair edge, cheek and neck and producing vivid copper highlights in individual hairs. Keep the central facial shadows deep and cinematic while retaining realistic skin detail and dimensional transitions; allow the black turtleneck to descend into rich near-black shadows. The mirrored glasses must interact physically with both sources, reflecting warm studio illumination while casting subtle believable occlusion and contact shadows onto the nose and temples. Simulate a high-resolution full-frame studio camera with an 85–105 mm portrait lens around f/4, close working distance, compressed perspective, razor-sharp focus across the glasses and facial plane, and smooth background rendering. Preserve natural pores, fine facial hair, lip texture, hair strands and subtle skin imperfections; use controlled retouching without smoothing or reshaping identity. Grade with intense complementary teal-and-orange separation, deep neutral blacks, moderately high contrast, saturated highlights, clean cyan shadows, smooth highlight rolloff and restrained local clarity. Add only extremely fine digital grain and minimal lens softness; avoid heavy bloom, haze, vintage fading, excessive HDR or artificial sharpening. Maintain anatomically correct integration of glasses and clothing, coherent perspective, realistic skin illumination, accurate reflections and unified texture. The final result must look like an authentic professionally lit editorial photograph of the uploaded person captured during the same studio production, never a face swap, collage, pasted head, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheeks, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify, alter anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, or body type, or borrow physical traits from the reference figure; use that figure only as an anonymous pose and styling placeholder. Translate the uploaded person into a stylized low-poly 3D character while retaining unmistakable identity through faithful geometric simplification rather than generic character design. Use a tall vertical full-body composition on a seamless warm-white studio background, showing the entire figure from cap to shoes with generous margins, standing in a relaxed three-quarter orientation approximately 15–25 degrees from frontal. Keep the head upright and gaze forward; one arm bends naturally to hold a small kraft-paper takeaway coffee cup with a matte black lid at lower-chest/waist height, while the opposite hand rests casually inside the trouser pocket. Preserve the uploaded person’s real height impression, shoulder width, limb lengths and physique. Recreate the wardrobe as a black low-profile baseball cap; an open pale powder-blue short-sleeve button-up shirt with fine vertical white pinstripes, relaxed boxy fit, pointed collar, small light buttons and subtle chest emblem; a plain off-white crew-neck T-shirt beneath; loose straight black trousers with dramatically rolled cuffs; and black low-top canvas sneakers with cream rubber toe caps, midsoles and laces. If eyewear is not part of the identity photograph, do not add it merely because the reference placeholder wears glasses; likewise preserve the uploaded person’s actual facial-hair and hairstyle characteristics rather than importing those shown in the reference. Construct all forms from intentionally simplified polygonal planes: faceted cheeks, nose, ears, hands, fingers, clothing folds, cap crown, shoes and cup, with medium-low polygon density and clearly visible planar transitions but anatomically coherent proportions. Use soft matte materials with almost no gloss, restrained microtexture, crisp polygon edges and no realistic pores or fabric fibers. Employ a muted palette of powder blue #9EBED2, charcoal-black #181A17, warm ivory #EEE9DD, kraft tan #B98654 and naturally derived skin colors from the uploaded identity source. Light the character with a large soft studio key from upper camera-left, gentle neutral fill from front-right and subtle floor bounce, producing broad polygonal value changes, delicate contact shadows under the cap brim, collar, arms and cuffs, and a diffuse soft-edged shadow beneath the shoes. Camera perspective should resemble an 70–90 mm full-frame portrait lens at standing torso height, minimal distortion, moderate compression, orthographic-like cleanliness and deep enough focus for the entire character to remain crisp. Render with understated ambient occlusion at garment overlaps, fingers around the cup, pocket opening, shoes and floor contact. Keep the background featureless and high-key without horizon lines, props or scenery. Avoid photorealism, glossy CGI, excessive subdivision, toy-like plastic, exaggerated cartoon anatomy, oversized head or eyes, malformed hands, random accessories, heavy outlines, grain, bloom or dramatic grading. The final result must look like a professionally art-directed low-poly 3D avatar built specifically from the uploaded real person, preserving identity and anatomy while seamlessly adopting only the reference’s pose, wardrobe design, polygonal modeling language, lighting, composition and clean studio presentation.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve that person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity: facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheeks, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent or redesign the person, merge identities, beautify, alter anatomy or hair, or borrow any physical feature from the reference figure; treat the reference figure solely as an anonymous compositional placeholder. Transform the uploaded person into a clean minimalist anime-style line illustration while keeping their identity clearly recognizable through faithful simplification rather than replacing their appearance with generic anime features. Reconstruct the reference composition as a near-square bust portrait on a pure warm-white background, subject positioned slightly left of center and shown in strict side profile facing camera-left, head level with a subtle downward-neutral gaze, neck and upper shoulders visible, with generous empty space around the silhouette. Preserve the uploaded person’s real hairstyle exactly in overall length, volume, hairline, parting, texture, and silhouette, but translate individual strands into economical graphic shapes and tapered line clusters. Add a simple oversized baseball cap as the principal wardrobe accessory: rounded crown, curved forward brim extending left, minimal panel seams and a small rear/top contour detail, rendered mostly white with cobalt-blue outlines. Clothing is reduced to the upper portion of a loose hooded or high-collared casual garment, with one broad collar/hood contour and only essential construction lines; retain the person’s natural shoulder width and neck proportions. Render the artwork as crisp digital 2D anime line art with a highly restricted two-color language: warm white approximately #FAF9F6 and vivid cobalt/electric blue approximately #2467ED. Use blue for all principal contours, selective solid fills, hair masses and small facial accents; avoid black, gray, gradients, realistic shading, painterly texture, photographic lighting, or three-dimensional rendering. Keep line weight thin-to-medium and highly controlled, with slightly heavier outer silhouette contours and finer interior details. Translate the person’s actual eyes, nose, mouth, jaw, ears and other identity landmarks into restrained profile-line equivalents without changing their relative placement or proportions; do not enlarge eyes, shrink the nose, reshape the jaw, or impose the reference character’s anatomy. Expression should remain quiet, neutral and contemplative, with a closed relaxed mouth and gaze directed horizontally toward the left. Use sparse short hatch-like accents only where needed for cheek or facial articulation. Hair may contain broad saturated-blue filled sections separated by narrow white negative-space strands, creating the reference’s graphic rhythm while preserving the uploaded person’s true hairstyle. Keep the cap largely unfilled so its white shape contrasts against the blue hair beneath it. Maintain immaculate flat edges, smooth Bézier-like curves, clean joins, intentional negative space, no visible paper texture, grain, noise, halation, bloom, shadows, depth of field, lens effects, or photographic artifacts. The result must read as a professionally drawn minimalist anime avatar derived directly from the uploaded real person: anatomically coherent, stylistically unified, immediately recognizable as the same individual, and never as a face swap, generic anime stranger, approximate look-alike, or reproduction of the reference character.

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, or body type, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual seated alone on a simple chair inside a dim professional film studio surrounded by visible production equipment. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, framing the full seated body from shoes to above the head, with the subject centered in the lower-middle of the frame and generous atmospheric space above. Keep the torso frontal, shoulders relaxed, legs naturally spread, feet planted apart, forearms resting loosely across the thighs or near the lap, head upright, chin level, and gaze directed toward the camera with a calm, serious, slightly fatigued behind-the-scenes expression. Preserve the uploaded person’s exact posture proportions, hairstyle, facial-hair pattern, and body scale. Dress the subject in a plain white crew-neck T-shirt with soft cotton texture, natural wrinkles, short sleeves, no graphics, and dark charcoal or black relaxed trousers with simple dark shoes. Build a realistic working studio around them: a large cinema camera rig occupying the left foreground, partially cropped and heavily out of focus; another professional camera mounted directly in front of the seated subject on a low tripod or support system; a smaller camera on a tall tripod in the rear right; visible C-stands, light stands, cables, and subtle industrial studio flooring. Place a bright rectangular LED panel high at camera-right and another diffused source off camera-left, allowing the lighting fixtures themselves to remain visible as part of the composition. Illuminate the subject with cool cyan-teal ambient light filling the studio, a soft neutral frontal key, and a faint warm amber edge light from camera-right, producing realistic mixed-temperature highlights on the face, arms, shirt folds, camera bodies, and floor. Add mild atmospheric haze so the cyan light blooms gently without becoming foggy. Simulate a full-frame cinema or stills camera with a 50–85 mm lens around f/2.8–f/4, moderate compression, sharp focus on the subject’s face and central camera rig, and pronounced foreground/background separation. Apply a cinematic teal-and-amber grade dominated by deep blue-green, charcoal, cool gray, muted skin tones, and restrained warm highlights, with dense textured blacks, smooth highlight rolloff, subtle fine grain, mild halation around practical lights, gentle vignette, and controlled microcontrast. Preserve pores, individual hairs, cotton weave, camera-metal reflections, cable texture, floor scuffs, and realistic contact shadows. Avoid glossy CGI surfaces, excessive HDR, plastic skin, cyberpunk neon, heavy bloom, random lens flares, malformed hands, distorted equipment, duplicated cameras, or visible compositing seams. Ensure accurate perspective, realistic equipment scale, coherent lighting, matching grain, and seamless interaction so the final image looks like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same moody behind-the-scenes studio session, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

The separately uploaded person’s photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s recognizable identity: facial geometry and proportions, head shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw, cheeks, ears, skin texture and asymmetries, natural hairstyle and hairline, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and all distinguishing features. Do not invent, replace, merge, beautify, redesign, or approximate the person, and do not borrow physical traits from the reference figure; use that figure only as an anonymous pose and styling placeholder. Reconstruct the uploaded person in a vertical 3:4 low-key studio portrait, framed from mid-torso to above the head, slightly left of center with pure-black negative space. Turn the torso about 25–35 degrees away from camera while rotating the head back toward the lens; keep the chin neutral to slightly raised, gaze near camera, shoulders relaxed, expression calm and serious. Dress the subject in a fitted matte-black high-neck top with no jewelry, logos, or accessories, preserving the person’s anatomy. Use a seamless unlit black background with no props or texture. Recreate the two-color lighting: a saturated cyan-teal soft key from front-left and slightly above eye level, illuminating one side of the face and upper torso, around #008F92–#00A6A0; add a harder amber-orange rim from high rear-right, around #F59A18–#FFAD24, tracing the head outline, edges of the person’s own hair, cheek contour, shoulder, and upper back. Keep the opposite facial planes in deep shadow with almost no frontal fill, high contrast, rapid falloff, dense blacks, restrained speculars, and realistic light wrap across the person’s actual features rather than changing facial structure. Use an 85–105 mm full-frame portrait look, camera near eye level, moderate compression, aperture near f/2.8–f/4, sharp focus on the eyes and face, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, and featureless black behind. Grade for cinematic neo-noir contrast with crushed shadows, strong teal-versus-amber separation, subtle highlight rolloff, fine film grain, mild warm-rim halation, minimal bloom and slight vignette. The result must read as one authentic studio photograph, never a face swap, collage, pasted cutout, or stranger: maintain correct perspective, natural anatomy, coherent skin illumination, realistic edge light, seamless clothing integration, unified grain, depth, and color response.

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, hairstyle, facial hair, age, or body type, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual seated inside an older public-transit carriage during late-afternoon golden hour. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5, framing from approximately the upper torso to slightly above the head, with the subject positioned near the center-right and surrounded by visible carriage architecture, windows, seat backs, poles, and reflected light. Seat the person beside a large window in a relaxed three-quarter pose, torso angled slightly toward camera-left, shoulders low, head subtly tilted back and turned toward the lens, gaze calm and direct, expression neutral, quiet, self-contained, and slightly introspective. Preserve the uploaded person’s exact hairstyle, facial-hair pattern, profile, body proportions, and posture. Dress the subject in a dark charcoal or black collared jacket, overshirt, or simple structured top with matte fabric, understated seams, and no logos or accessories. Reconstruct the transit interior with aging metal frames, vertical support poles, warm dark surfaces, upholstered seating, large rectangular windows, and softly blurred passengers or interior shapes in the distance. Outside the windows, show indistinct urban scenery and pale sky rendered as bright overexposed shapes with no readable signage. Illuminate the scene primarily with low warm sunlight entering from camera-left through the window, producing rich amber-gold highlights along the hair, cheek, nose, lips, jaw, neck, and clothing edge while leaving the opposite side of the face in deep shadow. Add cool green-blue ambient contamination from the carriage interior and window glass, producing a muted teal-and-amber contrast. Allow strong warm reflections and orange-red flare to bloom along the camera-right foreground, as if sunlight is catching glass or polished metal close to the lens. Simulate a vintage 35 mm film camera with a 50–85 mm lens around f/2–f/2.8, shallow-to-medium depth of field, gentle telephoto compression, sharp focus on the face, and noticeably softer carriage details behind and in front. Apply a nostalgic analog grade dominated by amber, tobacco brown, olive, deep teal, muted cyan, and warm skin tones, with lifted blacks, compressed highlights, visible fine-to-medium grain, subtle halation, slight underexposure, low saturation, soft contrast, mild color bleed, and imperfect film sharpness. Preserve realistic skin texture, individual hairs, fabric weave, window reflections, metallic highlights, atmospheric glass haze, and believable contact shadows. Avoid HDR, pristine digital clarity, neon lighting, plastic skin, CGI rendering, excessive bokeh, painterly effects, artificial fog, exaggerated lens flares, malformed anatomy, or visible compositing seams. Ensure coherent sunlight direction, realistic carriage perspective, accurate reflections, matching grain and depth, and seamless interaction between the subject and environment. The final result must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same warm late-day transit ride, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.