Photo restoration: blur to crisp B&W portrait

Use the uploaded photo as the exact reference and restore it into a clean, high-resolution black-and-white portrait. Remove the heavy horizontal motion blur from the face and recover the subject’s facial features naturally, including the eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, ears, hairline, and facial contours. Reconstruct missing facial detail realistically without changing the person’s identity, face shape, proportions, age, expression, or overall appearance. Sharpen the hair, hoodie edges, shoulders, hands, clothing folds, and body outline while preserving the original seated pose and composition. Keep the same black oversized hoodie, dark trousers, relaxed posture, hands inside the hoodie pocket, plain textured wall background, framing, camera angle, and monochrome aesthetic. Improve overall clarity, focus, micro-detail, tonal range, contrast, and edge definition. Preserve realistic skin texture with natural pores and subtle imperfections. Avoid plastic-looking skin, excessive smoothing, fake facial detail, halos, crunchy sharpening, exaggerated contrast, AI artifacts, or unnatural textures. Maintain the original moody black-and-white photography style with soft directional lighting, deep shadows, subtle wall shadow behind the subject, rich blacks, controlled highlights, and realistic grayscale tones. The final result should look like the exact same photograph captured perfectly in focus with a professional high-resolution camera, not like a newly generated portrait. Ultra-realistic photography, natural facial reconstruction, accurate anatomy, realistic fabric texture, fine hair detail, professional retouching, crisp but natural focus, cinematic monochrome grading, high dynamic range, high resolution, photorealistic, 4K–8K quality. Important: preserve the original identity, hairstyle, clothing, pose, body proportions, background, lighting direction, and composition exactly. Only correct the blur and improve image quality.