15 portrait prompts — by Achraf Arabi How to use: attach your own clear face photo, then paste one complete prompt. These examples were generated using Achraf’s photo. Each prompt uses the attached photo as its identity reference. Results can vary. 01 — The clean headshot Headshots | 4:5 Use the attached photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair, and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only the outfit, pose, expression, setting, and lighting as directed below. Keep both eyes readable through the lenses; adapt reflections to the scene. Frame chest-up at eye level, centered, shoulders angled slightly to camera-right and face looking directly into the lens with a relaxed closed-mouth smile. Dress the person in a charcoal tailored blazer over a plain ivory crew-neck. Use a pale warm-grey seamless studio background with generous breathing room above the hair; no props or haze. An 85mm-equivalent portrait perspective keeps facial proportions natural, eyes and glasses sharp, and the backdrop softly separated. A large diffused softbox camera-left and a white reflector camera-right create gentle cheek shadows and clean catchlights. Quiet, approachable confidence. Neutral color with warm natural skin and restrained contrast. Preserve natural skin and hair texture without beauty-filter smoothing. Keep the face unobstructed and anatomically coherent. No added tattoos, scars, logos, captions, watermarks, collage, or borders. This is a single fictional staged photograph, not a recreation of a real event. 02 — In black & white Headshots | 4:5 Use the attached photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair, and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only the outfit, pose, expression, setting, and lighting as directed below. Keep both eyes readable through the lenses; adapt reflections to the scene. Frame a close portrait from the upper chest with the face on the right third, turned slightly toward camera-left with eyes returning to the lens. Wear a plain black knit polo. Clear studio air, a charcoal textured backdrop several steps behind, and no foreground obstruction. Use an 85mm-equivalent perspective with sharp eyes and beard texture, letting the far shoulder soften. One large window camera-left provides directional soft light, while a black flag camera-right deepens the shadow without losing the eye. Reflective, composed mood. Render in elegant black and white with luminous midtones, detailed blacks, gentle film grain, and no artificial color tint. Preserve natural skin and hair texture without beauty-filter smoothing. Keep the face unobstructed and anatomically coherent. No added tattoos, scars, logos, captions, watermarks, collage, or borders. This is a single fictional staged photograph, not a recreation of a real event. 03 — The private audience Cinema | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 cinematic portrait of the same adult person, preserving facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, voluminous curly dark hair, beard and black-and-gold glasses. Keep their natural build. Change only wardrobe, pose, expression, environment and lighting. Seat the person in a worn olive-brown leather armchair in a dim wood-paneled private study, wearing a black tuxedo with satin lapels, an ivory dress shirt, black bow tie and a single red rose on the left lapel. Capture the instant they listen intently to a confidant leaning in from the left edge. The confidant is an anonymous adult seen mostly from behind, softly out of focus, with only the back of the head and a black jacket visible. Keep the main face completely unobstructed. The main person looks slightly downward with a restrained, thoughtful expression, one hand raised loosely beside their cheek with a gently bent index finger, the other hand below the frame. Frame from mid-torso up at seated eye level with a natural 50mm film-still perspective. The confidant makes a soft foreground edge, the seated person is the sharp middle plane, and dark wooden blinds with narrow warm daylight slits recede in the background. Warm directional window light from upper camera-left illuminates the forehead, cheek and hand; minimal bounced fill retains detail in the eyes and beard while the far cheek and room fall into deep shadow. Clear air, no artificial fog. Understated crime-drama tension, rich tobacco-brown and amber color grading, deep near-black shadows, creamy ivory shirt and one restrained crimson accent. Fine film grain, subtle highlight halation, natural skin texture, realistic satin, wool and worn leather. Keep the glasses recognizable with subtle warm reflections, no opaque purple glare. Do not age the person, replace their face with an actor, straighten their hair, remove their beard, exaggerate their cheeks, add weapons, text, logos, borders or watermarks. One fictional staged movie still. 04 — After the last train Cinema | 4:5 Use the attached photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair, and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only the outfit, pose, expression, setting, and lighting as directed below. Keep both eyes readable through the lenses; adapt reflections to the scene. Place the person on the left third of a rain-wet fictional city sidewalk at night, wearing a black wool coat over a dark crew-neck. Pause mid-step, torso three-quarter to camera-right and gaze just beyond the camera toward screen-right, leaving space in that direction. A soft pavement reflection anchors the foreground; the person occupies the middle plane; distant shop windows and an elevated transit structure recede behind. Frame waist-up at eye level with a 50mm-equivalent film-still look. Fine drizzle stays in the background, never streaking across the face. A warm shop window camera-left is the main facial light; cyan signage off camera-right gives a restrained edge. Suspenseful stillness. Grade with deep cyan shadows, amber practical lights and protected natural skin, subtle halation and fine grain. No readable signs. Preserve natural skin and hair texture without beauty-filter smoothing. Keep the face unobstructed and anatomically coherent. No added tattoos, scars, logos, captions, watermarks, collage, or borders. This is a single fictional staged photograph, not a recreation of a real event. 05 — Built in blocks 3D character | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one vertical 4:5 three-dimensional voxel-art fashion portrait of the same adult person, built entirely from many small, clearly visible cubes. Preserve the recognizable arrangement and proportions of their face, skin tone, hairstyle, facial hair and eyewear while translating every visible surface into a coherent block-built sculpture. Keep their natural adult build. Render their hair as clustered dark cubes following the original hairstyle, their beard as smaller dark voxel clusters following its original contour, and their glasses as crisp black-and-gold stepped rectangular frames with subtly transparent square lenses and readable eyes. Use smaller cubes across the eyes, nose, lips and beard to retain likeness, with larger cubes across the clothes and architecture. Frame from the lower chest to just above the head from a dramatic but restrained low camera angle, chin gently lifted, gaze toward the lens with calm confidence. Wear an oversized cream sweatshirt with large abstract black and burnt-red geometric panels, deliberately without letters, logos or readable words. A simple silver chain is built from small metallic block links around the neckline. Place the person in the sharp middle plane against monumental cubic architecture: warm sandstone-colored rectangular wall sections on camera-left, a deep slate-blue recessed facade behind on camera-right. The near shoulder forms a low foreground plane without obscuring the face, and the background building edges rise upward as strong leading lines. Use a 35mm-equivalent low-angle camera perspective with believable adult proportions, no giant head or elongated neck. Late-afternoon sun from upper camera-left rakes across the cubes, producing warm illuminated faces and crisp small shadows that reveal the voxel construction; cool open-sky fill keeps the shadow-side features readable. Clear air. Rich amber and pale stone highlights, deep blue-grey architectural shadows, warm natural skin translated into tonal blocks, cream fabric, black panels and a restrained red accent. Polished physically lit 3D voxel render with tactile matte cube surfaces, subtle ambient occlusion and tiny edge highlights. The geometry is genuinely three-dimensional, not a pixelation filter or a flat mosaic. Keep every object in the same voxel language. No photorealistic smooth face, changed identity, added earrings, text, captions, watermark, inset original photograph, comparison panel, collage, border or interface graphics. One finished stylized character image. 06 — Inside the frame Cinema | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 cinematic image of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, hairstyle, facial hair and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only wardrobe, pose, expression, environment and lighting. Place the camera deep inside a stationary, open front-loading dryer, looking outward through its circular opening. The person leans toward the opening, framed from the waist up, wearing a plain white crew-neck T-shirt and holding loose bundles of fictional green film-prop banknotes in both hands. Capture a single instant as a few loose notes fall toward the lower drum. Their face looks into the opening with focused, unsmiling concentration and remains clearly visible between the hands. The curved perforated metal drum and dark circular rim frame the image on all sides. Out-of-focus piles of crumpled prop notes fill the lower foreground; the hands occupy the middle foreground, the face is the sharp focal point just beyond; a dim utilitarian laundry room with muted red and grey details recedes behind. Use a moderately wide 28mm-equivalent perspective from the drum, with believable near-hand perspective and no fish-eye warping of the face. Soft overhead fluorescent light from beyond the upper opening lights the face and shirt, with faint green-grey reflections from the metal drum; retain shadow detail around the rim. Clear air, tactile scratched steel, rumpled cotton, naturally folded paper and visible skin texture. Tense neo-noir television-drama atmosphere. Desaturated olive-green shadows, cool grey metal, warm restrained skin highlights, soft film grain and controlled contrast. Preserve glasses with transparent lenses and modest reflections. Do not replace the person's face with an actor, age them, change their hairstyle or facial hair, add weapons, drugs, readable currency details, captions, logos or watermarks. Currency is indistinct fictional prop money and not a flat reproduction. One fictional staged film still, no collage or border. 07 — Your 3D alter ego 3D character | 2:3 Use the attached face photo as the identity reference. Create one full-body 3D-style character portrait of the same adult person in a vertical 2:3 composition, with genuine alpha transparency in the PNG. Preserve their recognizable face shape, skin tone, eye shape, nose, lips, hairstyle, facial hair and eyewear. Keep natural adult proportions, broad believable shoulders and the person's actual build. Translate their likeness into a polished, subtly stylized realistic 3D character: sculpted but natural facial forms, normal-sized expressive eyes, detailed hair strands and curls, fine facial-hair texture, soft skin shading and tactile fabric. Avoid exaggerated cartoon features, a toy-like body or plastic skin. Dress the character in an open charcoal-black overshirt with two flap chest pockets and sleeves rolled to the forearms, a plain red crew-neck T-shirt, straight black trousers, and red low-top canvas sneakers with cream laces and rubber soles. Pose them standing in a relaxed three-quarter view, weight on one leg, one hand resting in a trouser pocket and the other hanging naturally at their side. Give them a small friendly closed-mouth smile, looking toward the camera. Use a natural portrait-camera perspective at chest height, avoiding wide-angle distortion. Show the entire silhouette, both shoes and all hair with clear empty margins. Soft warm light from upper camera-left shapes the face and clothing; gentle frontal fill keeps the eyes readable and a restrained cool edge light separates the far shoulder. Keep glasses transparent with small controlled reflections. Restrained charcoal and signature red palette with natural skin colors, realistic seams and woven materials. Output only one character on a truly transparent background, including the spaces between the arms and torso and between the legs. No printed checkerboard, solid backdrop, floor, glow, props, captions, logos, watermark, extra people or cropped feet. This is a rendered character illustration, not a photograph or a multi-view character sheet. 08 — The velvet room Cinema | 4:5 Use the attached photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair, and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only the outfit, pose, expression, setting, and lighting as directed below. Keep both eyes readable through the lenses; adapt reflections to the scene. Seat the person in a dark velvet booth in a fictional vintage lounge, wearing a chocolate-brown tailored suit over a black open-collar shirt. Lean slightly forward, forearms resting low on the table and gaze steady toward the camera, hands relaxed. Frame chest-up with an 85mm-equivalent portrait perspective. A soft table edge is the foreground; the face is sharp in the middle plane; walnut paneling and shaded lamps recede behind. Clear air near the person, minimal distant atmospheric softness. A shaded tungsten lamp camera-left creates warm side light; subdued room bounce keeps both eyes visible. Controlled, watchful mood. A 1970s-inspired film treatment: tobacco browns, burgundy velvet, warm highlights, gently lifted blacks and fine grain, without imitating a specific actor or film scene. Preserve natural skin and hair texture without beauty-filter smoothing. Keep the face unobstructed and anatomically coherent. No added tattoos, scars, logos, captions, watermarks, collage, or borders. This is a single fictional staged photograph, not a recreation of a real event. 09 — On the mic Music videos | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 cinematic portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, hairstyle, facial hair, recognizable eyewear and natural build. Change only wardrobe, pose, expression, environment and lighting. Seat the person at a recording desk during an intimate live studio music session, wearing a slightly oversized black leather button-front shirt with a broad collar and one plain chest pocket over a small glimpse of an ivory T-shirt. Keep their own clear-lens glasses rather than substituting sunglasses, with subtle warm reflections and readable eyes. Frame from the lower chest upward, head slightly left of center, shoulders angled gently toward camera-right, face turned toward the lens with a calm self-assured expression and relaxed closed lips. A substantial black broadcast microphone on an articulated boom enters from camera-right and sits beside the mouth, never covering the lips, cheek, eyes or glasses. The microphone and mount are unbranded, with no square logo flag or lettering. A soft curved red desk edge occupies the very bottom foreground. The person's face and leather collar are the sharp middle plane; a few anonymous adult listeners standing behind form a close, softly blurred background with hints of dark clothing and one muted green sleeve. Keep those figures cropped and secondary. Use a natural 50mm-equivalent portrait perspective from seated eye level with shallow depth of field that separates the face from the room while leaving the microphone recognizable. Warm diffused studio light from upper camera-left models the cheeks and creates long restrained reflections across the leather; a faint purple practical glow deep in the left background and a small warm accent on the microphone mount give the room depth. Clear air, no smoke or fog. Intimate live-session energy, rich near-black leather, warm natural skin, a restrained crimson foreground accent, subtle purple shadows, fine analog film grain and controlled highlight roll-off. Preserve realistic pores, hair texture, beard detail and soft leather creases without plastic smoothing. No celebrity face, changed hairstyle, dreadlocks, added tattoos, opaque sunglasses, extra limbs, readable text, logos, watermarks, collage or borders. One fictional staged studio portrait. 10 — Crimson studio Music videos | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 full-body cinematic studio portrait of the same adult person. Preserve facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, facial hair and recognizable eyewear, and keep their natural build. Change only wardrobe, pose, setting and lighting. Stand the person centrally against a deep crimson-red seamless studio cyclorama that curves smoothly into the red floor. Wear a rust-red ribbed knit beanie with a few natural hair curls visible at the temples, a slightly oversized glossy black leather zip-up bomber jacket over a plain black T-shirt, wide relaxed black trousers and substantial black leather shoes. No brand marks or lettering on the clothes. Add a restrained silver bracelet and one simple ring. Keep the pose quiet and confident: feet slightly apart, weight subtly on one leg, shoulders relaxed, hands loosely crossed low in front of the waist, head upright and eyes looking into the camera with a calm serious expression. Frame the complete person from beanie to shoes with clear breathing room above and below, positioned slightly left of center with a broad soft shadow falling to the right. Photograph from around waist height with a natural 50mm-equivalent cinema-camera portrait perspective, keeping the head and body proportions believable. The red floor occupies the near foreground, the person is the sharp middle plane, and the saturated seamless backdrop falls into darker burgundy toward the right edge. A large directional studio source high on camera-left produces sculpted face light, defined soft-edged shadow to camera-right, and broad controlled highlights along the leather folds; weak frontal bounce keeps the eyes and black fabric readable. Clear studio air, no haze. Restrained music-editorial attitude. Rich crimson and burgundy, near-black wardrobe, natural skin highlights, pronounced fine analog film grain across the entire frame, subtly softened highlight roll-off and modest halation. Preserve detailed leather grain, knit ribs and fabric drape without an overly glossy plastic finish. Glasses stay transparent with small plausible reflections. No actor likeness, facial changes, added tattoos, exaggerated muscles, readable text, watermarks, borders, collage, grid lines or camera-interface overlays. One finished staged cinematic fashion photograph. 11 — Your next move Music videos | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 fashion-editorial portrait of the same adult person. Preserve facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, hairstyle, facial hair, recognizable eyewear and natural build. Change only wardrobe, pose, environment and lighting. Seat the person on a sunny urban rooftop behind a chessboard, legs relaxed apart, leaning toward the board while looking confidently into the camera. Dress them in an oversized chocolate-brown suede jacket with a wide collar over a cream textured knit crew-neck, loose tailored black trousers and a restrained silver bracelet. No fur, purple coat, sunglasses or visible brand logos. Keep their own clear-lens glasses with small natural daylight reflections. Place the camera very low at chessboard level with an expressive 24mm-equivalent wide-angle perspective. Their right hand reaches into the near foreground to move a large honey-colored wooden queen, held gently by the crown; the foreshortened hand is larger in perspective but anatomically natural and does not overlap their face. The black-and-ivory chessboard dominates the bottom third, its converging grid leading toward the seated subject. Arrange a small set of plausible dark and light wooden chess pieces on separate squares, leaving clear sightlines to the hand and face. The queen and hand are crisp, and the face stays clearly resolved with enough depth of field to preserve identity. The person's upper body occupies the middle plane; a low rooftop parapet and distant rooftop details sit near the horizon behind. A large vivid blue sky with a few small white clouds fills the upper half. Bright midday sun from upper camera-right makes firm shadows across the board and textured suede, while pale rooftop surfaces bounce natural fill into the face. Clear dry air, no haze. Playful strategic confidence and bold contemporary music-editorial energy. Saturated azure sky, warm brown suede and amber wood, creamy ivory and deep charcoal with natural skin color. Restrained fine film grain, realistic fabric nap, knit fibers and worn wood detail. Keep the full head inside the frame and the face unobstructed. No distorted face, extra fingers, merged chess pieces, added tattoos, extreme physique, captions, watermark, collage or borders. One fictional staged photograph. 12 — Slow coastal mornings Escapes | 4:5 Use the attached photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair, and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only the outfit, pose, expression, setting, and lighting as directed below. Keep both eyes readable through the lenses; adapt reflections to the scene. Place the person at the low wall of a fictional Mediterranean coastal terrace, wearing an open cream linen shirt over a white tank, with sleeves casually rolled. Hold a small plain ceramic coffee cup low near the waist and look toward the camera with a relaxed smile. Frame waist-up at eye level using a 50mm-equivalent perspective. A soft terracotta planter touches the lower foreground; the face is sharp in the middle plane; whitewashed houses and blue water recede behind with light marine haze only in the distance. Morning sun from camera-right creates defined warm highlights; the white wall bounces fill into the face. Unhurried holiday mood. Airy sea blues and cream, true skin tone, tactile linen, natural contrast. No claimed real location, lettering or travel-ad logos. Preserve natural skin and hair texture without beauty-filter smoothing. Keep the face unobstructed and anatomically coherent. No added tattoos, scars, logos, captions, watermarks, collage, or borders. This is a single fictional staged photograph, not a recreation of a real event. 13 — The final bell Sport | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference for the standing boxer. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 vintage sports photograph of the same adult person, preserving facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, hairstyle and facial hair. Keep their recognizable eyewear for this staged portrait and their natural body proportions, without inventing an exaggerated muscular physique. Show the person standing in a boxing ring after a fictional staged knockdown, shirtless, wearing white satin boxing shorts with a broad plain black waistband, red leather gloves, white socks and dark boxing boots. Feet are planted apart, torso leaning forward slightly, one red glove bent across the chest and the other lowered. Their face is turned three-quarter toward the camera with an intense open-mouth victory shout, remaining fully recognizable with hair and beard intact. An anonymous adult opponent in black satin shorts and red gloves lies on the canvas across the lower foreground, with their face turned away and no visible blood or injury. Frame the standing boxer from hair to boots, with the lowered opponent forming a shallow foreground diagonal and never hiding the main face or torso. Use a ringside camera just above canvas height and a natural 50mm-equivalent perspective. The standing person is in sharp focus, dark blue ring ropes cross behind, and a softly focused crowd of spectators and press photographers fills the background below a dark arena. Strong overhead arena lights and a frontal ringside flash create crisp highlights on the red leather, white satin and naturally perspiring skin, short defined shadows and dark distant stands. Air around the subjects is clear. Historic sports-photography mood without claiming a real historical event: restrained warm skin, deep charcoal-blue background, bright but textured whites, saturated red gloves, analog film grain and gently softened vintage color. Natural anatomy, believable glove and limb placement, realistic material creases. No replacement with a famous boxer, altered ethnicity or facial identity, shaved beard, added scars, tattoos, blood, graphic injury, readable brand names, captions, watermark, collage or border. This is a fictional staged boxing portrait. 14 — Midnight in cobalt Music videos | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 cinematic night photograph of the same adult person, preserving their facial proportions, skin tone, eyes, nose, lips, age, hairstyle, facial hair, recognizable eyewear and natural build. Change only outfit, pose, setting and lighting. Photograph from a steep overhead angle, looking diagonally down at the person leaning lightly against the front fender of a stationary silver modified sports coupe in a quiet urban parking bay. The person stands near the lower center, looks directly up at the elevated camera with a calm confident expression, both hands relaxed in the front pocket of a deep cobalt-blue hoodie. Keep the hood down to reveal their hair and face. Add black relaxed-fit trousers, white sneakers and a simple black crossbody strap without logos. Show the whole person while keeping the upturned face sharp and clearly recognizable. The silver coupe extends diagonally from lower left toward upper right and fills most of the background, with two bold cobalt racing stripes on the hood, understated aerodynamic bodywork and cool blue cabin lighting. Damp dark asphalt fills the near foreground, with a worn white parking line along the bottom edge; curb stones and a small section of tiled pavement recede beyond the car. Use a natural 35mm-equivalent high-angle perspective with believable car and body proportions. A cool cyan overhead street fixture illuminates the face, hood and roof; the car's bluish headlamp and interior practical lighting add localized cyan accents. Keep the glasses transparent without a reflection masking the eyes. Low-key nocturnal street-editorial mood, pronounced teal-green shadows and cobalt accents, soft silver highlights, restrained warm skin, dense fine film grain and subtle halation. Light surface moisture catches the lamps, but no pouring rain or fog across the face. Preserve realistic painted metal, glass reflections and cotton texture. No other people, readable decals, brand logos, text, watermark, racing action, altered face, added tattoos or extreme body proportions. One fictional staged photographic scene, no collage or border. 15 — In the spotlight Headshots | 4:5 Use the attached face photo as the only identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 studio portrait of the same adult person. Preserve their facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, age, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair and recognizable eyewear. Keep their natural build. Change only wardrobe, pose, expression, lighting and backdrop. Dress the person in a fitted plain black cotton polo with the collar neatly open. Frame from the upper chest to above the hair, with a little breathing room around the head. Turn the shoulders slightly toward camera-left while turning the face gently toward camera-right; the eyes look just past the lens with a composed, serious expression and chin subtly lifted. Use a camera slightly below eye level and an 85mm-equivalent portrait perspective, keeping facial proportions natural and both eyes sharp. The shoulders make the near plane, the face is the sharp focal plane, and a seamless studio backdrop recedes behind with a smooth luminous orange center fading into deep warm red toward the upper corners. Clear studio air, no props or fog. A directional key light from upper camera-left sculpts the cheek, forehead and jaw with pronounced but detailed shadows; a restrained soft rim from rear camera-right separates the dark shirt and hair from the background. Keep the glasses transparent and reflections small so the eyes remain visible. Strong, self-possessed editorial mood, warm orange-red background, rich near-black fabric and realistic warm skin without an orange cast. Preserve natural skin pores, beard texture, individual hair curls and the subtle knit of the polo. High contrast with controlled highlights, restrained fine grain, no plastic smoothing. No actor likeness, aging, shaved head, altered beard, added scars, tattoos, text, captions, watermarks, logos, inset reference photograph, collage or borders. One finished fictional studio photograph.