Titanic Era Cinematic Portrait with Identity Lock

Create an ultra-realistic cinematic historical portrait using the uploaded REFERENCE IMAGE as the ONLY identity reference for the MAIN SUBJECT. REFERENCE & IDENTITY LOCK: Use the uploaded reference image as the single source of truth for the MAIN SUBJECT'S identity. Preserve the person's exact: - Facial identity - Facial structure - Skin tone - Eye shape and natural eye color - Nose and lips - Hairstyle and hairline - Age appearance - Natural facial features - Body proportions - Recognizable appearance The subject may be MALE or FEMALE. If the reference is male, keep the subject male. If the reference is female, keep the subject female. Do NOT change, beautify, feminize, masculinize, or reinterpret the person's identity. HISTORICAL SCENE: Place the main subject inside an authentic early-20th-century historical scene beside the RMS Titanic shortly before its departure. The enormous RMS Titanic should dominate the background, clearly recognizable as a historic ocean liner. Show the massive black-and-white hull, rows of portholes, upper decks, lifeboats, smokestacks, and period-accurate ship details. The atmosphere should feel like a real historical photograph captured during the Titanic era. MAIN SUBJECT: The uploaded reference person is the PRIMARY HERO of the image. Position the subject naturally in the foreground, standing confidently near the ship. The subject should face the camera with a natural, relaxed expression. Create the feeling that the reference person has been transported into this historical moment and is personally present at the Titanic. WARDROBE: Dress the MAIN SUBJECT in authentic early-20th-century period clothing while preserving their identity. For a male subject: Elegant 1910s three-piece suit, tailored jacket, waistcoat, period shirt, tie or bow tie, polished leather shoes, and historically appropriate accessories. For a female subject: Elegant 1910s Edwardian-inspired dress, period-accurate hat or tasteful headwear, refined accessories, and historically appropriate footwear. Clothing must look authentic, detailed, and naturally fitted. Do not modernize the clothing. HISTORICAL COMPANIONS: Place 2-3 secondary historical characters naturally beside or slightly behind the MAIN SUBJECT. They should look like authentic early-1900s passengers dressed in period clothing. Their appearance must be completely original and should NOT replace or alter the MAIN SUBJECT'S identity. Create believable interaction and body positioning between all characters. COMPOSITION: The MAIN SUBJECT must remain the clearest and most visually important person. Use a natural group portrait arrangement. Main subject in the foreground. Historical companions positioned beside the subject. Titanic towering dramatically behind them. Ensure faces and bodies do not overlap unnaturally. CAMERA: Vertical cinematic portrait. 4:5 aspect ratio. Eye-level camera perspective. Medium-full group portrait framing. Show: - Main subject - Historical companions - Large portion of Titanic - Ship details - Period harbor environment Use a slightly wide cinematic lens to make the ship feel enormous behind the characters. ENVIRONMENT: Historic Southampton harbor, circa 1912. Period-accurate dock surroundings. Passengers and crew in early-20th-century clothing. Vintage luggage. Wooden crates. Period transportation and harbor details. Soft atmospheric haze. Realistic ocean and dock surfaces. Avoid modern cars, modern buildings, modern signs, smartphones, or contemporary objects. LIGHTING: Natural cinematic daylight with soft warm highlights. Subtle atmospheric sunlight. Realistic shadows. Natural skin illumination. Soft reflections on the ship's painted metal surfaces. Create a premium cinematic historical-film atmosphere. PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE: Ultra-photorealistic. Authentic historical photography aesthetic. High-end cinematic period-drama still. Natural skin texture. Realistic hair. Detailed period clothing. Physically accurate materials. Realistic ship textures. Natural depth of field. Subtle film grain. High dynamic range. Premium cinematic color grading. IMPORTANT IDENTITY RULE: The uploaded reference image controls ONLY the MAIN SUBJECT'S identity and appearance. Do NOT copy the reference image's: - Background - Clothing - Pose - Lighting - Environment Instead, transform the same person naturally into this Titanic-era historical scene. The MAIN SUBJECT must remain immediately recognizable as the person in the uploaded reference. HISTORICAL AUTHENTICITY: Everything surrounding the main subject should be historically believable for approximately 1912. No modern styling. No modern architecture. No contemporary objects. No futuristic elements. NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS: No identity change. No different main person. No face alteration. No gender change. No face blending. No generic replacement face. No distorted facial features. No unnatural anatomy. No extra fingers. No malformed hands. No duplicated people. No overlapping faces. No modern clothing. No modern objects. No modern vehicles. No distorted ship. No fake-looking Titanic. No cartoon appearance. No CGI look. No plastic skin. No excessive blur. No text. No watermark. No artificial logos. RESOLUTION LOCK: Generate the final image in 16K resolution - 15360 x 8640 pixels (~132.7 million pixels), 4:5 portrait composition.