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The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

the woman in the reference image, exactly her face, long straight black hair, red lipstick, a black V-neck top and thin silver necklaces

SHOT: Wide shot on a 28mm lens at chest height: the subject seen full body from head to toe with the feet in frame, generous space all around them, the place clearly readable behind in soft detail.

SHOT: Medium shot on a 50mm lens at eye level: the subject framed from the waist up and facing the camera, natural proportions, the background gently out of focus.

SHOT: Close-up on an 85mm lens at eye level: the face fills the frame from the top of the head to the chin, focus on the eyes, skin texture real and unretouched, the background falling softly out of focus. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Macro shot on a 100mm macro lens a few centimetres from one eye: the eye fills the frame edge to edge, the iris pattern crisp, every lash and the skin texture around it sharp, the edges falling soft, natural window light. The eye colour exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Overhead fisheye shot on an 8mm fisheye lens looking straight down from directly above: the subject lying on their back on the floor at the exact centre, arms spread wide, the floor lines and the room around them bending strongly toward the round edges. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Eye-level portrait on a 50mm lens framed from the chest up: the lens exactly at the subject's eye height, the subject facing the camera, level horizon with no tilt, a blurred background.

SHOT: Low-angle shot on a 35mm lens from below the waist looking up: the standing subject feels tall, the buildings or trees behind them rising against the sky, the face still fully readable. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: High-angle shot on a 35mm lens from above head height looking down at about forty-five degrees at the seated subject: they look slightly up toward the lens, their shoulders and the ground around them in frame, natural perspective.

SHOT: Dutch angle on a 28mm lens: the whole frame tilted about twenty-five degrees so the buildings and the horizon run diagonally, the subject still sharp in the tilted world.

SHOT: Overhead shot on a 35mm lens with the camera directly above looking straight down at ninety degrees at the standing subject: the surface around them, a dock, a floor or a road, laid out as a flat graphic composition with clean lines, no perspective lines.

SHOT: High oblique aerial shot on a 24mm lens angled down from high above: the landscape laid out below, a shoreline, trees and water, the subject a tiny figure in it.

SHOT: High-angle close-up on an 85mm lens from above forehead height looking down into upturned eyes: the eyes and the hair or hat above them emphasised, a dark, softly blurred background. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Low-angle close-up on an 85mm lens from below the chin looking up: a tight frame where the jaw line and the nose read strong in the perspective, soft light from one side, a blurred background. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Close profile shot on an 85mm lens at eye level: the head seen exactly side-on, one eye visible, the outline of the forehead, nose, lips and chin crisp, soft window light across the face, the room behind melted out of focus.

SHOT: Three-quarter shot on an 85mm lens at eye level, framed from the chest up: the subject turned about forty-five degrees from the camera, both eyes visible and one side of the face toward the lens, a soft background.

SHOT: Rear shot on a 35mm lens at shoulder height: seen from directly behind, the back of the head, the hair and the shoulders in the lower frame, the face hidden, looking out at a distant view that fills the rest of the frame in soft haze.

SHOT: Over-the-shoulder shot on a 50mm lens: past a second person in the near foreground, their shoulder and the back of their head soft at the edge of the frame, the subject facing the camera in sharp focus.

SHOT: First-person POV shot on a 24mm lens from the character's own eyes looking down along their body: their own legs, shoes and resting hands in the lower frame, the place ahead stretching away beyond them, the character's face never seen.

SHOT: Ground-level shot on a 24mm lens a few centimetres above the ground, facing the seated subject: their shoes and the textured ground large and close to the lens in the lower frame, the body rising and the face higher in the frame.

SHOT: Worm's-eye view on a 16mm lens from the ground right beside the subject's shoe, looking steeply up: an oversized shoe sole fills the foreground, the legs and body rise toward the sky, the face and the sky above. The face small and high in the frame, its features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Handheld selfie at arm's length on a 24mm phone-like lens: one arm reaching toward the camera from the bottom corner of the frame, a relaxed expression, a wide view of the place behind. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Wide-angle close-up on a 24mm lens with the camera close to the face: the near features slightly enlarged, the head large at the centre, the place still visible all around the head. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Fisheye portrait on a 10mm fisheye lens: the head and upper body at the centre, the buildings and the horizon curving strongly near the edges, the central face recognisable. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Extreme fisheye close-up on a 10mm fisheye lens with the face very near the lens: the nose exaggerated, the cheeks curving away, the whole face kept in frame, the background strongly bowed around the head. Still recognisably the same person, the features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Prism reflection close-up on an 85mm lens, shooting through a glass prism held near the lens: part of the face is split and repeated in soft glowing reflections across one side of the frame, while one eye and the centre of the face stay clear and sharp, warm window light. The clear part of the face exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Side-profile silhouette on a 50mm lens against a bright window: the face and body very dark with no detail, a clean outline of the forehead, nose, lips, hair and shoulders against the light.

SHOT: Foreground occlusion close-up on a 50mm lens: something soft and out of focus close to the lens, such as an arm, crosses the lower part of the frame and hides the lower face, while the eyes above it stay crisp and the background gently blurred.

SHOT: Foreground focus on a 50mm lens: a nearby profile and shoulder at the edge of the frame in crisp focus, a second person farther across the room heavily out of focus.

SHOT: Background focus on a 35mm lens: the face close to the camera but heavily out of focus, while the street, the people and the buildings behind the subject are crisp and full of detail.

SHOT: Warm backlit close-up on a 35mm lens beside a window: the sunlight strikes the lens and throws a bright flare and soft streaks across one side of the face, the other side clear.

SHOT: Shot from inside a deep hole looking straight up on a 16mm lens: rough soil and roots framing the edges, bright sky all around the subject's face as they peer over the edge into the lens. The face sits near the centre of the frame where the lens bends least, its proportions and features exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Hoop-level shot on a 12mm fisheye lens with the camera at the height of the basketball hoop, looking down through the rim and the net at the subject on the court below or rising toward the rim: the orange rim and the net curving across the frame, strong depth down to the floor. The subject's face exactly as in the reference.

SHOT: Magnifying glass close-up on a 35mm lens: the subject holds a magnifying glass over one eye, only that eye enlarged and bent inside the glass, the hand, the rim and the rest of the face clear and exactly as in the reference.