Use the uploaded image as the person reference. Preserve the face identity exactly: the same facial features, bone structure, eye colour, skin tone, age, hairstyle and hair colour. Do not slim, smooth or reshape the face. Keep the same pose and the same type of room. Re-shoot this frame the way a professional photographer would. Lighting: replace the flat overhead lighting with soft directional light from a large window at 45 degrees, add a subtle rim light separating the hair from the background, lift the shadows gently and add real dimensionality to the face. Background: tidy and simplify it — remove clutter, cables, screens and distracting bright patches, keep only a few clean shapes and blur them into smooth bokeh with a shallow depth of field. Colour: clean cinematic grade with neutral white balance and rich but natural skin tones. Retouch conservatively — remove temporary blemishes and oily shine but keep pores, fine lines and real skin texture. Recompose slightly tighter to a portrait crop, sharp focus on the eyes. Photorealistic. No text, no logo, no watermark.