Ultra wide cinema

Use the subject’s face from the reference photo with all facial details preserved 1:1. Create an extreme wide-angle close-up full-body portrait shot in a clean white studio background.   Use an ultra-wide cinema-grade lens positioned extremely close to the subject, capturing the entire body with minimal negative space. The subject leans toward the lens in a strong but natural way, producing characteristic wide-angle distortion: the head appears large in the foreground while the torso, hips, and legs recede sharply but remain fully visible and anatomically correct.   The camera angle must be perfectly straight and level, no tilt.   The head is tilted slightly in a stylish editorial manner. Add a dynamic, expressive pose: one or both hands reaching gently toward the lens, subtly foreshortened, conveying spontaneous, playful, natural movement without exaggeration.   The facial expression is playful and goofy, with realistic micro-expressions, natural asymmetry, genuine smile lines, and fully preserved facial structure exactly as in the reference.   Render in true ultra-photorealism: visible pores, skin texture, micro-details, fine facial hair, realistic subsurface scattering, natural color variation, accurate reflections, lifelike imperfections, soft shadow falloff. No smoothing, no painterly textures, no CG/plastic feeling, no stylization, no anime influence.   Lighting: bright, soft modern studio lighting with clean white bounce, crisp natural specular highlights, smooth tonal gradients, and HDR realism.   The final result should look like a real high-end HDR photograph taken with an extreme wide-angle lens — immersive, energetic, slightly surreal due to perspective distortion but fully realistic and photographic.