use the person from the reference image. Concept: a monumental waist-up portrait of a woman turning slightly sideways, where a wide strip of photographic film rises from the lower part of the frame in a spiral, transforming from a physical object into a stream of pure energy and sparks that wraps around her figure, with a visible effect of matter dissolving into light along the boundary between the spiral and the body. Subject: a woman shown half-turned, with a calm expression carrying deep concentration and wisdom. Action & Pose: her head is tilted forward and to the right, her gaze is directed toward the camera in her hands, and her hands are detailed and firmly holding a vintage rangefinder camera similar to a Leica with a 35mm f/2 lens. Appearance: skin texture is rendered with maximum detail, and her long messy hair is tied into a bun, with every individual strand visible in the contrasting light. Wardrobe: she is wearing a heavy work jacket or shirt made of coarse denim with pronounced thread weave and visible seams, sleeves rolled up. Framing & Composition: central vertical composition, waist-up framing, viewed slightly from below to emphasize the monumentality of the figure. Lighting: Rembrandt lighting setup with an accentuated rim light creating a halo around the head and shoulders; the main light source is the internal glow of the camera, casting light upward from below onto the face. Setting: absolute black background #000000. Color Palette: monochrome palette ranging from deep graphite #2F4F4F to luminous arctic white #F0F8FF. Visual Style: digital pointillism or grainy dot-work with high sharpness. Camera & Optics: simulated ISO 3200 for pronounced artistic grain, shutter speed 1/125s, aperture f/2.8 for shallow depth of field. Details & Texture: 8K resolution, micro-detailed texture clarity of the camera metal, film emulsion, and the fibers of the clothing. Preserve: keep the same face and preserve facial features. Priority Instructions: central vertical composition, black background only, the glowing camera must be the main light source, and the spiral film transforming into energy must remain clearly visible. --ar 9:16