Create a highly photorealistic photograph of the exact same person…

Create a highly photorealistic photograph of the exact same person shown riding the orange motocross motorcycle in the reference image, but place him on the sandy beach from the second reference image. Identity preservation is the absolute highest priority. Keep the person's face exactly as it appears in the reference image. Do not regenerate, redesign, reinterpret, beautify, retouch or alter the face in any way. Preserve the exact facial structure, facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, cheeks, lips, mouth, jawline, chin, ears, skin texture, natural asymmetry and all distinctive facial features. The person must remain immediately recognizable as the same individual. Keep the person's black beanie, clothing, body proportions and overall appearance unchanged. Keep the exact same orange motocross motorcycle, including its shape, orange bodywork, number 269, front plate, stickers, wheels, suspension and other visible details. Place the person naturally riding the motorcycle along the sandy beach shown in the second reference image, preferably near the shoreline. The motorcycle should physically interact with the sand, leaving realistic tire tracks and kicking up a small amount of sand behind the rear wheel. Preserve the beach environment: the blue water, sandy shore, distant forest-covered hills and clear sky. Match the lighting, shadows, perspective, camera angle and color temperature of the beach photograph. The final result must look like a real photograph, as if this person was genuinely photographed riding his motorcycle on this beach. Natural proportions, realistic physics, realistic skin texture and realistic shadows. Do not create a new or similar-looking face. Do not change the person's identity. Do not modify the face. Do not add other people, vehicles or motorcycles. No CGI, no illustration, no artificial-looking skin, no fantasy effects.