Warm Ivory Kurta Portrait

Studio portrait, vertical 4:5, chest-up. Use the man from the reference photo — carry over his exact facial features: the same face shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, hairline, beard pattern and skin tone — while his expression is free to change from the reference. He wears a rich ivory kurta with a fine self-stripe dobby weave and a hint of muted gold thread at the collar band, top button open; his hands stay relaxed and out of the frame below the crop. The backdrop is a storm-grey seamless with one warm amber streak of light sweeping diagonally across it behind his head. His one expression: a soft self-assured half-smile — lips barely curved, eyes warm and steady on the lens. Discard the reference photo's lighting entirely: the amber streak belongs to the backdrop alone — his face is genuinely lit by a warm-gelled octabox just right of camera, so the camera-right side of his face carries the key while a soft shadow falls along the camera-left cheek; his skin picks up a gentle golden warmth from the gelled key with a whisper of cool grey spill from the backdrop in the shadow, the exposure never exceeds what that single warm source could give, and one warm-toned catchlight sits in each eye. Ultra-realistic 8K-level detail: pores, beard stubble, stray flyaways glowing faintly where they cross the streak, the kurta's weave crisp, subtle film grain, his head sized naturally against his shoulders — head and body in true natural proportion, exactly as a real camera would capture him. A photograph, never a render. Color story: storm grey, ivory, muted gold.