Golden-hour morning portrait with face reference prompt

A warm intimate cinematic portrait of a young male figure lying on his side in bed, head resting on a white pillow, face turned upward and slightly toward the camera with heavy-lidded, half-open eyes gazing softly and directly into the lens, expression languid, peaceful, and quietly introspective, as if just waking or drifting between sleep and consciousness. His dark tousled wavy hair is disheveled and loosely scattered across the pillow. Light stubble covers his jaw and chin. He is shirtless, bare shoulders and collarbone visible above the soft white rumpled bed linen that wraps loosely around him. The shot is taken from a high angle directly above, looking slightly downward at the figure nestled in the white linen. The lighting is the defining element: bright warm golden morning sunlight streams in from a window off-frame, casting dramatic warm amber-gold patches of light across the white bedsheets and his face and hair. A beautiful dappled window shadow pattern, likely from venetian blinds or leafy branches, creates rhythmic oval and stripe shadow shapes across the white pillow and upper sheet in the background. The sunlight catches his hair and turns it warm amber-brown, illuminates one side of his face in rich golden warmth while the other side rests in soft natural shadow. The white bedsheets are soft, crumpled, and luminous, glowing warm cream-white where the sunlight hits them directly. Color palette: warm amber-gold sunlight, glowing cream-white linen, warm skin tones, dark hair catching warm light. Photography style: intimate lifestyle morning portrait, warm golden hour indoor light, overhead angle, 50mm lens, shallow depth of field with linen softly blurred, photorealistic, 8K. Use the provided face reference image for all facial details: bone structure, eyes, brow, nose, jawline, stubble, and skin tone should be taken entirely from the reference photo. Apply only the warm golden morning light, heavy-lidded drowsy expression, and disheveled hair on top of the reference face.