Dramatic Black-and-White Studio Portrait

Using the attached photo as the direct reference for the face and likeness only — match facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, and skin tone, do not pull clothing or styling from the reference photo. Create a dramatic black-and-white studio portrait. Aspect ratio: 4:5. Camera: eye-level, three-quarter body framing from roughly waist up, camera positioned directly in front of the subject at a fixed medium distance. Pose: three-quarter body angle, body turned approximately 30 to 40 degrees from the camera, chin lifted slightly, head turned slightly off-camera toward the same direction as the body, eyes looking off toward the side (not directly at camera), confident and composed expression, lips closed, jaw relaxed. If the subject is a woman: wearing a crisp white button-up shirt with top two buttons undone, sleeves rolled to the forearm, tucked into dark tailored trousers with a slim leather belt, one hand resting in the trouser pocket, hair styled sleek and pulled back or naturally loose depending on reference length, minimal jewelry, no visible makeup emphasis beyond natural definition. If the subject is a man: wearing a crisp white dress shirt with top buttons undone, sleeves rolled to the forearm, tucked into dark trousers with a leather belt, one hand resting in the trouser pocket, hair styled naturally matching reference texture, clean or lightly textured jaw matching reference. Background: pure solid black background, no texture, no gradient. Lighting: low-key dramatic lighting, a single strong side light sculpting the shirt fabric with bright crisp highlights, the opposite side of the face falling into deep partial shadow, strong contrast between light and dark areas, no fill light softening the shadows. Color treatment: high contrast monochrome black and white, deep pure blacks, crisp bright whites on the shirt, smooth mid-tone gradation on skin. Style: editorial fashion photography, cinematic mood, sharp focus on the face and shirt texture, shallow depth of field with soft falloff at the body edges. Negative: no text, no logos, no watermark, no color tint, no sunglasses, no glasses, no direct eye contact with camera, no flat even lighting, no busy or textured background.