Using the uploaded photo as the identity reference, create a vintage photo booth strip of the same person. Layout, follow it exactly. The image shows one narrow paper photo strip standing in the centre of the frame, with plain empty background clearly visible to the left and to the right of it, so the strip is much narrower than the image. The strip is one photograph wide and holds exactly four photographs — count them: one, two, three, four — stacked in a single column, one per row, each photograph slightly taller than wide. Thin white gutters separate the rows and a white paper margin runs around the whole strip. Strictly forbidden: two photographs side by side, a second column of any kind, a grid or contact sheet, duplicated frames, one single large photo. The same person in all four frames, face clearly recognizable in each one: frame one calm and neutral, frame two a small closed-mouth smile, frame three laughing with the head tilted back, frame four playful with the tongue out. Keep the face, hair, age and clothing from the reference photo unchanged. Identical lighting, identical plain fabric curtain background and identical camera distance in every frame — only the expression and the tilt of the head and shoulders change. Bust framing, direct hard on-camera flash, slight overexposure on the forehead, a small hard shadow behind the shoulders. {{film}} no text, no captions, no dates, no logos, no watermark.