Cinematic portrait with clay doll on Japanese pier

Use the uploaded portrait photo as the primary identity reference. Preserve the person's recognizable facial identity as accurately as possible, including face shape, apparent age, hairstyle, eyebrows, eyes, nose, mouth, jawline, skin tone, expression, and overall character. Create a cinematic, photorealistic 4:3 portrait scene on a quiet early-morning fishing pier in a small Japanese coastal town. Show the same person from the uploaded photograph standing on weathered wooden planks beside a wooden crate, with calm gray-blue water, moored wooden boats, hanging fishing nets, mist over the harbor, and distant tiled-roof houses fading into fog. The person should be clearly visible and photographed realistically, wearing a simple dark jacket or knit sweater. They hold a handmade clay doll of themselves toward the camera with both hands. The doll is a small, slightly exaggerated artisan clay figurine of the same person, sculpted in the style of a charming Japanese folk toy or tourist souvenir. It should look handmade from matte clay, with visible fingerprints, tool marks, and a slightly imperfect surface. Keep it clearly recognizable as the same person. Push the doll's features theatrically: oversized head, big expressive eyes, a comically large nose or grin, simplified body, wild hair or hat shape, and a playful pose. Keep it cute, humorous, and artistic rather than grotesque. The doll can wear a tiny version of similar clothing and stand on a small rustic wooden or clay base. Important: clearly show both versions in a single image: the real, photorealistic person and the clay doll version of the same person in their hands. Use soft overcast morning light, high detail, natural skin texture, believable hands holding the figurine, a calm harbor atmosphere, and a vintage Japanese seaside souvenir feel.