Devotional Portrait with Flute Player

FACE MATCH IS THE TOP PRIORITY. This is the exact man in the attached reference photo - not a lookalike. Copy the reference face feature by feature - hairline, hair, brows, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jawline, beard pattern and density, skin tone - every proportion identical, so anyone who knows him recognises him instantly; do not beautify, broaden or genericise. From the reference keep only the face and hair.

An ultra-real devotional portrait on black: behind him, a giant amber silhouette of a flute-player with a tall headdress outline fills the upper frame - SHADOW LAW: the divine figure behind is a flat featureless silhouette - no face, no features - never a second real person and never a copy of the subject.. SKIN LAW: the subject keeps the exact natural skin tone of the reference - never blue, never tinted - the devotional look lives only in the adornments, wardrobe and setting. He stands waist-up in a mustard silk kurta, a flower garland at his neck, holding a plain bamboo flute across his chest in both hands, fingers countable, FLUTE LAW: the flute is held a clear space below the lips, never touching or covering the mouth, nose or chin; a peacock feather, where present, stays beside the face, never crossing it. GAZE: eyes on the lens with a knowing smile, clear catchlights. Expression: playful reverence. The amber spill from behind rims his outline; a warm frontal key above the lens keys his face brightest. True skin and silk texture. 50mm, waist-up, vertical 4:5. Only this one real person. No text anywhere.

LIGHT LAW: the face is lit only by this scene's own light - same direction, same colour temperature, same softness, with shadows falling exactly as the environment dictates - never a pasted studio face.

FINAL CHECK: compare the face against the attached reference - the identity must match exactly; if any feature differs from the reference, it is wrong.