Street Style Garage Portrait

Create one vertical 9:16 image: a street-style editorial photograph of the man in the attached photo, in a teal camp shirt on a stool in a motorcycle garage.

FACE MATCH - TOP PRIORITY: The attached photo is the identity source only. He is that exact man, never a lookalike: same hairline, brows, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jawline, chin, cheek width and skin tone, every facial proportion, any mole or scar in its exact place. Never beautify, slim or smooth the face. Take nothing else from the photo - not its light, clothes, pose or background.

HAIR AND BEARD - HIS OWN, RESTYLED: this is his own hair restyled, never replaced. Keep his hairline shape and temple recession exactly as the photo, and his own hair colour, density and natural texture - straight stays straight, wavy stays wavy, curly stays curly. The styling only lifts the top into a curly textured crop with the volume left high and loose, the sides trimmed close; no added thickness, no lower or straighter hairline, no transplanted haircut. His beard stays his own growth pattern and density, merely edged clean along the cheek and jaw line - never drawn in where he does not grow it, never darker or fuller. Hair and beard grow out of his head and face, take the same light as his skin, and never read as pasted on.

FRAME: Seated, hair to just below the knees, filling the frame height; camera 3 metres away at chest height, 85mm lens.

BODY: One adult with two arms, two hands and two legs; each hand four fingers and a thumb, fingers lying naturally side by side; every limb unbroken, doing only what is described. Head in true scale to his shoulders, never enlarged.

SCENE: A small motorcycle garage, one matte green tank and a wheel soft behind, a plain concrete floor.

WEARING: A teal camp-collar shirt with short sleeves, buttoned to the second, over a white cotton tee; ecru cotton trousers; brown leather boots; a steel watch.

POSE: Seated on a solid wooden stool, knees apart with a clear gap between the shins, both boots flat on the concrete; his left forearm across the top of the left knee with the hand hanging loose; the right hand flat on the middle of the right thigh.

GAZE: Face a clear three-quarter to camera-right, eyes on the bike at camera-right, not at the camera. Fond of it: lips closed, one corner lifted.

LIGHT: Key: daylight through the open garage door at camera-right, a large soft source at head height. Fill: the pale concrete floor bouncing up, one stop under the key. The chrome on the bike a step dimmer than his face. His face takes the key like the rest of him: the brightest, sharpest thing in frame, a catchlight in each eye.

PHOTOGRAPH: A true photograph on a real camera: visible pores, individual hair strands, real cotton camp cloth and leather; never retouched smooth. White balance neutral to the key, no cinematic grading.

TEXT: No text, logo or number anywhere; the shirt, tank, tools and floor are plain and unmarked.

FINAL CHECK: The face, hairline and beard are his own from the attached photo, lit by this key - if any of them differs, it is wrong. One intact adult body, limbs and hands exactly as described, head true to scale. Vertical 9:16, no text.