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IMPORTANT – FACE LOCK. Keep the person’s face and body 100% identical to the reference portrait photo. Do not change facial features, bone structure, skin tone, age, or gender. No beautification or AI alteration. Preserve real texture, imperfections, and identity. Use the portrait photo only for the face and identity. Use the attached engraving-style image only as pose and composition reference. Recreate the scene with the person from the portrait photo in the same pose as the engraving reference: crouching close to the camera, body leaning forward, hands extremely close to the viewer, fingers spread toward the lens, suited outfit, urban city background with tall buildings on both sides, low-angle perspective that makes the hands look massive in the foreground and the head smaller in the distance, dramatic perspective foreshortening, same overall framing and camera angle as the reference engraving. Apply this visual style to the entire image: traditional steel engraving and wood engraving technique, extremely dense cross-hatching and fine parallel hatching, meticulous stippling and micro-line shading for tonal depth, hand-engraved texture with thousands of etched lines, antique natural history illustration style, old exploration journal illustration look, high contrast monochrome composition, dramatic chiaroscuro built entirely from engraved lines, highly detailed foliage textures rendered with layered hatch patterns, precise botanical linework, traditional pen-and-ink engraving craftsmanship, historical expedition illustration aesthetic, museum-quality archival print appearance, delicate contour lines combined with deep shadow hatch density, Victorian scientific illustration realism, classical European printmaking style, vintage book plate engraving, extremely fine line precision, tactile etched surface feeling, aged illustration aesthetic reminiscent of 1800s exploration literature.