use the person from the reference image. Concept: extreme close-up horror portrait in the style of hyper-realistic fine art photography, with a strong emphasis on dramatic skin texture. Subject: the same person from the reference. Framing & Composition: extreme close framing focused on the right side of the face, with a piercing gaze directed slightly away from the camera; frontal perspective with a subtle head tilt to heighten tension and dynamism. Lighting: low-key lighting with cold-spectrum rim light and directional side light, creating deep dramatic shadows and emphasizing the relief of the skin. Color Palette: dark teal (#004040), deep graphite (#1a1a1a), cold steel gray (#4f4f4f), and blue-black (#050505), all in cold desaturated tones without warm hues. Appearance: intensely strained facial expression, sharply defined cheekbones, tightly pressed lips forming a hard line, suggesting suffering or concealed menace. Hair falls chaotically across the face, partially covering the forehead and cheek, casting natural torn shadows, with individual strands clearly defined against the dark background. Details & Texture: extremely detailed skin surface with visible pores, micro-cracks, areas of roughened or damaged texture, covered by a fine network of dark lines resembling cracks or capillary patterns. Light and shadow accentuate the eye socket and nasolabial fold, creating depth and layered facial relief. Camera & Optics: simulated full-frame camera with a 100mm macro lens, producing shallow depth of field; focus locked only on the eyes and the nearest skin areas, while the edges of the face and background dissolve into soft bokeh. Visual Style: hyper-realistic artistic photography with grainy texture and high pixel density, preserving the tactile quality of every skin detail without smoothing or digital cleanup. Atmosphere: oppressive, cold, sterile, and disturbing. Details & Texture: extremely high contrast, with deep shadow falloff and localized cold highlights on damp areas of the skin, imitating dew or sweat. Preserve: same face, same identity, preserve facial features 1:1. Priority Instructions: keep the exact facial features from the reference image, do not beautify, do not smooth the skin, maintain the horror mood and extreme facial texture.