Transform my uploaded photo into a cinematic black-and-white editorial portrait matching the reference style. Keep my identity and facial features exactly as they appear in my uploaded photo — do not change my face shape, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, beard, hairstyle, skin texture, or any recognizable facial characteristics.
Place me in a sophisticated old library filled with tall bookshelves and books in the background. Show me in a side-profile / three-quarter side-profile pose, standing naturally with my body slightly turned while my face is tilted upward, looking toward the upper side of the frame with a calm, thoughtful expression.
Dress me in a clean white button-up shirt with the sleeves rolled up, maintaining realistic fabric texture and natural folds. Add a simple dark baseball cap if it suits the reference composition.
Use high-contrast black-and-white photography, deep blacks, bright highlights, soft cinematic shadows, realistic skin texture, subtle film grain, and dramatic directional lighting. Add a subtle motion-blur effect around the background and parts of the body, while keeping the face and main subject sharp and detailed.
Compose the image like a premium fashion/editorial photograph: vertical portrait framing, subject centered slightly to one side, full upper-body/three-quarter body visible, large bookshelves filling the background, strong depth, realistic perspective, shallow cinematic depth of field.
The final image should look like a professionally photographed cinematic magazine portrait — realistic, sophisticated, moody, sharp, natural, and highly detailed.
Do not alter my identity or facial structure. Do not make me look like another person. Preserve the exact recognizable features from my uploaded photo while changing only the pose, clothing, environment, lighting, color grading, and photographic style.
