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Create an ultra-photorealistic, high-end cinematic vertical 9:16 full-body photograph, closely recreating the uploaded reference image in composition, pose, camera angle, framing, courtroom environment, wooden railings, character placement, clothing, lighting, and overall realistic photographic aesthetic.

MALE SUBJECT — STRICT FACE & IDENTITY PRESERVATION

Use my uploaded personal reference photo as the PRIMARY and STRICT facial identity reference for the male subject.

The final male subject must look exactly like me, with my recognizable facial identity preserved naturally and consistently.

Preserve my:

- exact face shape and facial structure
- forehead, eyebrows, eyes and eyelids
- nose shape and proportions
- lips and mouth
- cheeks, jawline and chin
- beard and mustache pattern
- natural skin tone and complexion
- natural facial proportions and asymmetry
- recognizable overall appearance

IMPORTANT — FACE MUST BE STRAIGHT AND FRONT-FACING:
Keep my head upright, centered, and facing directly toward the camera, with the face clearly visible and looking straight at the camera. Do not tilt, turn, rotate, or angle my head to either side. Maintain a natural, symmetrical front-facing facial view while preserving my exact identity.

Do not copy, retain, blend, or inherit the original male subject's face from the reference scene. Replace only the male's facial identity with mine. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, smooth, de-age, masculinize, feminize, or stylize my face.

SCENE & COMPOSITION

Recreate the same Indian courtroom setting:

- grand traditional wooden courtroom interior
- polished dark wooden judge's bench and railings
- Indian national flag positioned behind the judge
- official emblem mounted on the wooden wall
- judge seated centrally in the background wearing traditional black judicial robes and white neck bands
- lawyers, police officers, and courtroom attendees naturally positioned throughout the background
- realistic courtroom depth and architectural details
- male subject standing in the foreground on the right side
- female subject standing behind the wooden railing on the left side
- police officers standing beside and slightly behind the male subject

MALE OUTFIT & POSE

Keep the male subject's overall appearance matching the reference:

- clean white short-sleeve polo shirt with black trim on the collar and sleeves
- black trousers
- black-and-white slide sandals
- realistic wristwatch
- hands positioned naturally in front of the body
- police officers holding his arms naturally
- full-body framing from head to feet

Maintain the same body proportions, posture, relative positioning, and scale as the reference image.

FEMALE SUBJECT

Preserve the female subject's appearance, outfit, pose, and placement from the reference image:

- long dark hair
- black, white, and purple color-blocked T-shirt
- matching purple trousers
- standing naturally behind the wooden courtroom railing
- hands resting together on the railing

POLICE OFFICERS

Keep the officers realistic and naturally positioned:

- authentic-looking Indian police uniforms
- khaki shirts and trousers
- dark navy police caps
- belts and realistic uniform details
- natural grip on the male subject's arms
- realistic human anatomy and proportions

PHOTOGRAPHY & LIGHTING

Use:

- ultra-photorealistic DSLR photography
- natural skin texture and visible pores
- realistic fabric and wood textures
- soft natural daylight entering through the courtroom windows
- balanced warm indoor lighting
- realistic shadows and reflections
- cinematic depth of field
- subtle background separation
- sharp focus on the main subjects
- physically accurate proportions
- premium professional photography
- realistic color grading
- no artificial CGI appearance

IMPORTANT FINAL REQUIREMENTS

My face must remain the exact recognizable face from my personal reference photo, and it must face directly toward the camera. The courtroom reference should control the scene, pose, clothing, composition, environment, and framing only — not my facial identity.

No face mixing, no face swapping artifacts, no distorted eyes, no asymmetrical facial reconstruction, no altered jawline, no artificial skin smoothing, no identity drift.

Final result: an extremely realistic, natural-looking courtroom photograph where the male subject clearly looks like me, with my face straight/front-facing toward the camera and my identity preserved exactly.