Use photo 1 as the base scene from the movie, and photo 2 as the person to insert. Easily integrate the person in Photo 2 into the scene by placing them naturally in the surrounding environment, as if they were part of the original frame. Do not remove the characters from 1 photo. Match the cinematic style exactly: lighting, shadows, color scheme, contrast, and atmosphere. Ensure the constant direction and intensity of the light on the person. Observe the correct perspective, scale, and viewing angle of the camera. Adapt colors and reflections to the environment. Recreate the realistic interaction of shadows and ambient light. If necessary, add fine grain to the film to match the scene. Blend the edges perfectly — no cutting effect, no visible editing. The result should look like a real frame from a movie, with a completely invisible layout. Ultra realistic, cinematic.