Emerald Spotlight Studio Portrait

Use the uploaded image ONLY for identity reference. Preserve the natural face shape, facial proportions, forehead, eyebrows, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, and natural facial asymmetry with high accuracy. Do not beautify, reshape, age-change, or blend the face with another identity. The person must remain clearly recognizable. Create an ultra-realistic, cool cinematic studio portrait of the person from the uploaded photo standing directly in front of a dark wall. Composition and Framing: Use a vertical 4:5 aspect ratio. Frame the subject from the lower torso to the head, showing the full head, neck, shoulders, upper arms, and most of the black T-shirt. Keep them centered and front-facing, with generous headroom and balanced negative space on both sides. Do not crop the head or shoulders. Pose: They stand upright with their upper back and shoulders resting lightly against the wall. Their body and face are aligned toward the camera, shoulders naturally lowered, arms relaxed beside their body and continuing beyond the lower edge of the frame. Face and Expression: Eyes fully open, looking directly and clearly into the camera, chin level, calm and confident natural expression. Keep the facial muscles natural and relaxed. Hair styled naturally, matching the reference photo's hair length and style. Outfit: A plain matte-black short-sleeve crew-neck T-shirt with realistic cotton texture and subtle natural folds. No jewelry, graphics, logos, or accessories. Lighting: Use one strong, deep emerald-green directional spotlight positioned in front of the subject on camera-left and slightly above face level. The light directly illuminates the face, neck, collarbones, and upper shoulders while producing natural green-tinted highlights and soft facial shadow transitions. Aim the same spotlight toward the wall to create a large, perfectly round emerald-green pool of light centered behind the subject's head and upper torso. The circle must be much larger than their head, with its upper edge well above the hair and its lower portion extending behind the shoulders and torso. Give it a clearly visible but slightly feathered circular boundary, an evenly glowing emerald-green center, and a gradual green falloff. It should look like a real spotlight projected onto the wall, not a glowing ring or digital halo. Because the subject is standing close to the wall, create a dark, sharply defined silhouette of their head, neck, and shoulders offset toward the viewer's right. Keep the shadow direction fully consistent with the front-left light source. Allow the lower face, arms, and black T-shirt to gradually fall into deep shadow. Background: A clean, smooth, matte dark charcoal-grey studio wall. Outside the circular spotlight, the wall transitions into deep grey-black shadows with a natural vignette. No visible floor, wall seams, props, smoke, or additional background elements. Camera and Finish: Eye-level camera, straight-on angle, 50mm lens, approximately f/4. Keep the face sharply detailed while retaining clearly visible halo edges and wall shadow. Cool color temperature, rich emerald-grey cinematic grading, strong chiaroscuro contrast, natural skin pores and texture, natural highlight roll-off, editorial photography quality, high resolution. Avoid front fill light, backlight, rim light, warm amber tones, excessive blur, artificial skin smoothing, plastic facial texture, composited appearance, text, icons, and watermarks.