ABSOLUTE POSE, GAZE & COMPOSITION LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY The…

ABSOLUTE POSE, GAZE & COMPOSITION LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY The original reference photograph is the absolute and immutable source of truth for the subject’s pose, facial expression, gaze direction, body positioning, and camera perspective. DO NOT CHANGE THE SUBJECT’S POSE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Preserve with pixel-level fidelity: * The exact original head position, head tilt, rotation, and angle. * The exact original direction of the eyes and gaze. The subject must continue looking in precisely the same direction as in the reference. * The exact original eye alignment, eyelid position, and facial expression. * The exact original position of the raised arm, hand, wrist, and fingers touching the yellow bandana. * The exact original shoulder alignment, body posture, and torso orientation. * The exact original position and arrangement of the hair around the face, shoulders, and body. * The exact original camera angle, shooting perspective, framing, subject scale, and composition. Do not make the subject look directly into the camera if the original gaze is slightly off-axis. Do not rotate, tilt, straighten, reposition, or regenerate the head. Do not alter the direction of the eyes, facial expression, lip position, or eyebrow placement. Do not change the position of the fingers, hand, arm, or shoulders. Do not zoom, crop, reframe, or change the camera viewpoint. STRICT IMAGE EDITING RULE: This is a lighting and atmosphere transformation ONLY, not a new photoshoot, portrait reconstruction, or image regeneration. Treat the original subject’s geometry, pose, gaze, facial identity, hairstyle, and composition as completely locked. Modify ONLY the environmental lighting, time of day, realistic direct flash illumination, and analog film characteristics. The final image must look like the EXACT SAME PHOTOGRAPH taken at night with a powerful 35mm film camera flash. ZERO pose changes. ZERO gaze changes. ZERO facial reconstruction. ZERO hairstyle changes. ZERO composition changes.