Rainy Night Motorcycle Cinematic Portrait

Create an ultra-realistic cinematic portrait using the uploaded face reference image as the PRIMARY and STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.

FACE & IDENTITY — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY:
Use the exact face from the uploaded reference image. Preserve the person’s true facial identity, facial structure, face shape, skin tone, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, facial proportions, beard/mustache pattern, and all recognizable facial characteristics. DO NOT replace, redesign, beautify, reshape, smooth, age, de-age, or modify the face. DO NOT generate a different person. The final face must remain clearly recognizable as the exact same person from the uploaded reference image. Keep natural skin texture and realistic facial details. Only adapt the face naturally to the lighting and environment of the scene.

SCENE:
Create a highly realistic cinematic night portrait of the person sitting on a black motorcycle in heavy rain on a wet urban street at night. The person is positioned centrally and facing the camera with a calm, serious, confident expression.

HAIR & APPEARANCE:
Give the subject long, dark, naturally wavy hair that is visibly wet from the rain, with loose strands falling naturally around the forehead and sides of the face. If facial hair exists in the reference image, preserve its identity and natural pattern rather than replacing it.

CLOTHING:
The subject wears a simple black sleeveless tank top, visibly wet from the rain. Natural wet fabric texture and realistic water droplets are visible.

POSE:
The subject is seated firmly on the motorcycle, facing forward. Both arms extend naturally toward the motorcycle handlebars. Maintain realistic human anatomy, natural hands and fingers, correct proportions, and believable posture.

MOTORCYCLE:
A dark/black modern motorcycle is visible in the foreground. Include realistic handlebars, controls, fuel tank, metallic components, and a bright circular front headlight glowing warmly toward the camera. Keep the motorcycle detailed but secondary to the subject.

ENVIRONMENT:
Heavy rain falling throughout the scene. Numerous realistic water droplets are visible on the subject’s hair, skin, clothing, arms, and motorcycle. The street and motorcycle surfaces are wet and reflective. Add subtle mist/steam in the background.

LIGHTING:
Dramatic cinematic nighttime lighting with cool blue/cyan neon illumination from the surroundings and warm orange/red practical lights in the distant background. The face must remain clearly visible and naturally illuminated. Use realistic rim lighting around the wet hair and shoulders. Strong but natural reflections from the wet environment.

BACKGROUND:
Dark urban nighttime environment with blurred neon signs, street lights, and vehicle lights. Use a shallow depth of field with realistic blue, cyan, orange, and red bokeh lights in the distance. Keep the background atmospheric and cinematic without distracting from the face.

CAMERA & QUALITY:
Photorealistic professional cinematic photography, portrait orientation, medium close-up composition, eye-level camera angle, shallow depth of field, realistic lens compression, detailed skin texture, realistic wet hair, physically accurate rain droplets, natural reflections, high dynamic range, realistic contrast, subtle cinematic film grain, sharp focus on the face, premium movie-poster quality.

IMPORTANT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
Do not change the person’s identity.
Do not create a new face.
Do not alter facial proportions.
Do not make the face look like another person.
Do not over-beautify or excessively smooth the skin.
Do not change the person’s recognizable facial features.
Do not create distorted eyes, nose, lips, teeth, ears, hands, or fingers.
Do not add extra fingers or limbs.
Do not create an artificial/plastic appearance.
Do not make the image cartoonish, illustrated, anime, or CGI-looking.
Do not let rain, hair, shadows, or lighting obscure or replace the actual facial identity.

FINAL REQUIREMENT:
The final image must look like a real photograph of the SAME PERSON from the uploaded face reference, placed naturally into this exact rainy nighttime motorcycle cinematic scene. Identity preservation is more important than any other stylistic change.