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Use Photo 1 as the EAGLE REFERENCE ONLY (100% identity preservation). Use desert environment consistent with Photo 2 as the BACKGROUND REFERENCE ONLY. CRITICAL PRIORITY: 1. Eagle identity = Photo 1 (100%) 2. Desert landscape = Photo 2 (100%) SCENE CONCEPT: Ultra-cinematic IMAX-style wildlife fly-through shot. The camera is positioned on a dynamic trajectory as if moving directly through the eagle’s flight path. The eagle flies toward and slightly over the camera, creating a powerful near-pass moment. The eagle briefly locks eyes with the camera during the pass. The feeling is immersive, dramatic, and realistic like a BBC Earth slow-motion aerial sequence. COMPOSITION: Medium-to-wide telephoto cinematic shot. The eagle is large enough to feel powerful but not extreme close-up (occupying ~25–40% of frame). The eagle crosses the frame diagonally, flying from depth toward foreground and past the camera. The moment captures the instant before, during, and just after the pass-by motion. CAMERA MOTION: High-speed tracking camera moving forward through desert air. The camera follows the eagle’s flight path. As the eagle passes, slight natural parallax shift occurs. No artificial or stylized distortion. FLY-THROUGH EFFECT: The eagle passes close enough to create a sense of wind and air displacement. Subtle atmospheric particles (dust, sand, warm air shimmer) react naturally to motion. No exaggerated effects. EYE CONTACT MOMENT: As the eagle approaches and passes, it briefly looks directly into the lens. Eyes are razor sharp, highly detailed, intense and natural. Strong emotional wildlife presence. BACKGROUND (DEEP LAYER): Vast desert landscape from Photo 2. Golden dunes stretching infinitely into the horizon. Wide cinematic sky occupying upper frame. Strong atmospheric perspective with heat haze and depth compression. Background remains stable and realistic. LIGHTING: Golden hour sunlight. Strong cinematic rim light outlining wings during pass. Warm highlights on feathers. Natural specular reflections in eyes. Soft volumetric sunlight through desert haze. No artificial glow effects. COLOR GRADING: Cinematic desert palette. Golden sand tones. Soft amber highlights. Natural wildlife color reproduction. IMAX documentary-grade grading. CAMERA SETUP: Canon EOS R5 Canon RF 200–800mm or 100–500mm cinematic wildlife setup 200–300mm effective focal range f/5.6 ISO 100 High-speed wildlife cinematography style Natural motion capture realism FOCUS: Primary focus locked on eagle head and eyes during entire pass. Selective focus shift as eagle moves through depth. Background desert softly blurred with natural atmospheric depth. MOTION DETAIL: Realistic wing biomechanics. Air resistance visible through feather micro-movements. Natural motion blur only on wing extremities. No CGI-like exaggeration. QUALITY REQUIREMENTS: Ultra-photorealistic. Real camera wildlife footage frame. Extreme feather micro-detail. Authentic aerodynamics. Natural motion physics. BBC Earth / National Geographic IMAX quality. Cinematic realism. 8K resolution. Award-winning wildlife cinematography. SUBJECT LOCK: Eagle = Photo 1 only (100% unchanged). Feathers, eyes, beak, proportions = Photo 1 only. Desert = Photo 2 only. Sky = Photo 2 only. Negative prompt: different bird, altered species, fantasy eagle, CGI, 3D render, illustration, cartoon, distorted wings, unnatural motion, extra limbs, duplicate animals, blurry eyes, low resolution, plastic texture, over-smoothed feathers, artificial glow, watermark, text, logo.