Using the first image (close-up with the jar) as the base composition, keep the camera angle, the jar's position, tilt, label, and the hand holding it completely unchanged.
Adjust the man's face in the first image to match the identity and facial features of the man shown in the second reference image — same face shape, same eyebrows, same nose, same skin tone, same hair, same overall facial structure and likeness.
Also intensify the crying expression to match the emotional intensity shown in the reference: eyes more scrunched/squinted, eyebrows furrowed and pulled together, forehead wrinkled with tension, more visible strain around the eyes and mouth, heavier and more visible tears, redder and more swollen-looking eyes — a stronger, more visibly emotional and pained crying expression, matching the intensity level of the reference photo.
Keep the tear track flowing down into the jar consistent with the new, more intense crying expression — the tear path should still lead naturally down to the jar's opening.
Do not change: the camera angle, the jar, its label and position, the hand and its grip, the background, or the overall lighting and color grading of the first image. Only update the man's facial identity/likeness and the intensity of his crying expression
