Street Burst Contact Sheet

Create one vertical 3:4 image: a designed contact sheet from one street burst, with the single keeper frame in colour. The subject is the man in the attached photo; keep his exact facial anatomy, proportions, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jaw, cheeks, age, skin tone and any marks in every frame. Six depictions of him in total, all the same person, no face overlapping another face.

The sheet: a flat dark charcoal background holds a tidy grid of five greyscale frames in two columns, each with a thin white border, like a camera roll laid out for picking. They are the misses from a burst of him walking toward the camera on a plain street, same outfit throughout: black bomber jacket over a white tee, dark straight-leg jeans, white sneakers. Frame one: mid-blink, eyes shut. Frame two: head turned away to his right, looking at something off frame. Frame three: looking down at the phone in his left hand. Frame four: a touch out of focus, mid-stride. Frame five: mouth half open, caught mid-word.

The keeper: one larger colour frame sits on top of the grid, tilted a few degrees, with a soft drop shadow as if lifted off the sheet. In it he is mid-stride, head turned slightly to his right so it faces camera-left, chin level, eyes straight into the lens with a small closed-lip smile that says he knows this one landed. Right hand in his jacket pocket, left arm swinging naturally. Hair in its own texture, pushed back off the forehead. The burst was shot in soft overcast daylight: the same even light on face, jacket and street in all six frames, the greyscale ones simply drained of colour, not relit.

The colour frame is the hero, largest and sharpest, and it does not cover any face in the grid. No text, logo or watermark anywhere.