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HARD FACE LOCK. Preserve the uploaded person’s exact real facial identity with absolute 1:1 likeness. Exact same person, exact same face, exact same facial structure, exact same eyes, exact same nose geometry, exact same lips, exact same jawline, exact same asymmetry, exact same facial proportions, exact same skin texture, exact same hairstyle, exact same ethnicity and age appearance. Do not reinterpret the face. Do not beautify. Do not stylize. Do not generate a similar person. This must look exactly like the real uploaded person photographed in real life. Identity preservation has absolute highest priority over scene generation, cinematics, aesthetics, clothing, lighting, or environment. Facial identity must remain stable and identical across all frames and camera angles. Looks like the SAME real photographed person, not an AI-generated recreation. No AI beauty effect, no face reshaping, no enlarged eyes, no jaw slimming, no V-shape face, no plastic skin, no glamour retouching, no influencer aesthetics, no doll-face appearance. Maintain realistic pores, natural asymmetry, subtle imperfections, authentic skin texture, realistic shadows, baby hairs, realistic human detail, documentary-level realism, authentic facial movement, realistic eye movement, realistic lip movement, physically accurate facial expressions, natural human realism.A magazine-cover low frontal worm’s-eye cinematic shot framed in a vertical four-by-five aspect with generous breathing room at the top of the frame for an implied masthead, taken from floor level just inside the chapel doorway and angled steeply upward toward the altar, captures the subject kneeling alone at the white marble altar of a small private chapel in the eighteenth-century Parisian hôtel particulier in the 7e arrondissement, the body lifted tall by the low angle and the tall arched window above the altar haloing her from behind. The chapel is a small intimate vaulted apse no wider than fifteen feet — the walls and ceiling vault rendered entirely in chalky bone-white plaster with the faintest pinkish undertone of distemper paint, the vault running smooth and curved overhead with a fine plaster cornice band where wall meets vault, the floor laid in pale white-and-bone marble in a regular checker of large square slabs slightly worn at the foot-traffic line. At the back of the apse rises the altar — a solid block of white Carrara marble four feet wide and three feet tall with vein-grey marbling running diagonal, a single white-embroidered cream linen altar cloth draped over the front edge with fine cream lace trim hanging six inches below, a row of seven tall ivory beeswax tapers in a row of seven gilt-bronze candlesticks burning steady amber flames along the back of the altar, a small antique gilt-bronze tabernacle at the centre with its small door closed, a single cut-crystal vase holding three crimson roses with mossy stems at camera-right of the altar, and a small open cream leather missal book with gilt-edged pages. Above the altar set into the back wall of the apse rises a tall arched window stretching from altar height to the apex of the vault, the arch in classic round-headed Romanesque shape, sash painted chalky bone-white with thin painted glazing bars dividing the panes into a fine fan-and-rectangle pattern, the glass blown almost to paper-white by mid-morning sun, dressed in a single floorlength sheer cream silk-organza curtain drawn aside to one edge and glowing translucent where the light passes through. The cream prayer kneeler set at the foot of the altar is a low Louis-XVI prie-dieu in chalky bone-white painted wood with a deep cream silk-velvet padded knee-cushion and a matching cream silk-velvet padded armrest at chest height, the prie-dieu pulled to within a foot of the altar. Flanking the altar on left and right walls a pair of muted gilt-bronze sconces in laurel-branch form mounted at shoulder height, both unlit. The subject is a young woman in her early twenties with a short blunt bowl-cut, heavy fringe just above the brow, light auburn hair, pale skin with faint freckles across the nose bridge, brows full and unmanicured, lips bare with a faint flush, expression composed and inwardly turned, eyes lowered and almost closed in quiet attention with the gaze cast down toward the altar cloth, no smile, the cool sovereign cover stillness. She kneels on the cream silk-velvet kneecushion with both knees together, the body upright at the prie-dieu, both forearms resting flat on the padded armrest at chest height, both hands folded together in a soft pressed prayer-grip with fingertips meeting and the auburn head bowed slightly forward. Over the bowl-cut and falling down past the shoulders she wears a fine black Spanish lace mantilla veil — handworked Chantilly lace with intricate floral motifs, the veil draping symmetrically on both sides of the head and falling to mid-back, the lace transparent enough to read the auburn hair through. Beneath the mantilla she wears a crimson silk fitted bodice in deep saturated wine-red, sleeveless with thin crimson silk shoulder straps, sweetheart neckline running clean across the collarbone, the bodice fitted close to the natural waist by hidden boning; layered at the waist a wide cream silk smocked midriff band with horizontal smocking pulled taut and casting fine ribbed shadow; below the smocked midriff a structured cream silk-nylon ball-skirt mini cut full and architectural with deep dome-pleats falling to upper thigh and held wide by an internal cream silk-tulle petticoat — but here the ball-skirt is half-tucked under by the kneeling pose, the front of the skirt gathered against the prie-dieu and the back of the skirt fanning out behind the kneeling body across the marble floor in a wide cream silk circle. Bare arms, on her hands no rings; on her feet folded back behind her under the skirt, a pair of black satin pointed-toe ballet flats with thin black grosgrain ribbon ties around the ankle. Triangulation: the central vertical of the bowed bowl-cut head and the folded prayer-hands and the kneeling body axis aligns dead-centre with the central glazing bar of the tall arched window directly behind the altar, the seven candle flames along the altar back form a horizontal row at the level of the prie-dieu armrest, the crimson bodice is the only saturated colour mark in a pure white-and-cream chapel world echoed only by the three crimson roses in the vase at altar-right, the black mantilla lace and the black satin flats balance the colour weight, the cover composition holds breathing room above the head where the arched window crowns the body for an implied masthead. Lighting is single-source backlight from the tall arched window directly behind the altar, the unshaded sash acting as a vast vertical softbox, lifting the entire altar and silhouette of the kneeling body to bright halo rim — the crown of the auburn bowl-cut beneath the black lace mantilla lit translucent at the edges, the black lace itself catching translucent edge-light through every floral motif, the curve of the bare shoulders glowing through, the cream silk-organza curtain at the side of the window glowing translucent, the cream silk-velvet of the kneeler armrest catching warm bounce, the white altar cloth and the white marble altar block washed almost to clipping in the lit zones; secondary tiny warm point-sources from the seven candle flames along the altar throwing faint amber under-light up onto the altar cloth, the folded hands, and the bowed chin, the candle-glow modelling the lower half of the face in soft amber. Faint atmospheric haze and incense-air in the chapel catching the back-light as visible suspended particles, soft film halation blooming where the brightest patch of arched window meets the gilt of the candlesticks. Highlights at the curtain pushed near clipping. Full pore map across forehead, cheekbones and nose bridge, fine lines at the outer eye corner earned by the lowered focused gaze, individual brow hairs sharp and uneven, lip texture full with vertical fissure detail, freckles rendered as varying pigment density, subsurface scatter warm at the ear and nostril rim and at the candle-lit chin and folded-hand fingertips, cool neutral on the upper shadow of the brow, fine vellus hair catching the rim along the upper lip and the bare collarbone above the bodice. Photographed on a Phase One IQ4 150MP medium-format back with a Schneider 80mm leaf-shutter lens at f/ 4 from floor elevation worm’s-eye, soft analog grain layered into the highlights, matte editorial finish without gloss, mid-1990s Paris Vogue private-chapel cover editorial in the spirit of Paolo Roversi — photographic realism, looks shot not generated. No text, no logo, no border, no watermark, no equipment in frame.