Use @Image1 as the performer source image. Preserve the performer’s…

Use @Image1 as the performer source image. Preserve the performer’s exact identity, facial features, black satin durag, tinted glasses, black hoodie and natural body proportions. Use @Image2 as the location and lighting reference. Create a single photorealistic frame from a professionally shot underground hip-hop music video. Place the performer naturally inside the same dark neon studio shown in @Image2, matching its composition, perspective and spatial depth. **LIGHTING INTEGRATION IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY:** Recreate the location’s actual lighting on the performer. The hot magenta neon strip on the left and the blue-violet neon strip on the right are the dominant light sources. Let them create subtle, believable colored edge light along the corresponding sides of the durag, shoulders and hoodie, with restrained spill across the clothing. Light the face mostly with very weak, soft neutral ambient bounce so the facial features remain readable and the skin retains a natural tone. Avoid strong frontal illumination and avoid turning the skin neon pink, blue or grey. Create natural directional shadows and realistic falloff into the dark central space. **LOCATION:** Preserve the reference studio’s near-black open backdrop, tall glowing magenta strip at the far left, blue-violet strip at the far right, their rounded curves near the floor, faint atmospheric haze and dark wet reflective floor. Keep the center of the room spacious and shadowy. Do not add concrete pillars, fluorescent fixtures, furniture, props, signs or extra light sources. The performer must stand on the floor at a believable scale and depth, with natural contact shadows and subtle floor reflections tinted by the nearby neon. Reflections should follow the floor texture and perspective, not look like a duplicate mirror image. **CAMERA AND EXPOSURE:** Shot on ARRI Alexa 35 with a Cooke S4 35mm lens at T2.8. Medium-full framing, realistic perspective and natural optical depth of field. Match the camera angle, horizon, exposure, sharpness and photographic texture of the location reference. Keep highlights controlled, shadows deep but detailed, and add subtle organic film grain. **COLOR AND TEXTURE:** Use a unified dark cinematic grade with deep blacks, restrained magenta and blue-violet highlights, natural skin texture and consistent black levels. The performer and studio must share the same color response, haze and photographic texture. **FINAL RESULT:** One seamless, believable live-action frame in which the performer, clothing, lighting, shadows and floor reflections appear to have been captured together in the same studio and exposure. Do not change the performer’s identity, facial features, outfit or accessories. No cutout edges, artificial halo, separate frontal lighting, plastic skin, excessive clarity, CGI appearance, exaggerated neon spill, false reflections or background replacement artifacts.