Neon City Reflections

Create a bold cyber-noir close-up portrait of a man in a 4:5 vertical frame. Use the uploaded image strictly as the primary face and identity reference. Preserve the subject’s facial structure, skin texture, face shape, jawline, nose, lips, facial hair, and overall likeness as accurately as possible. The portrait is tightly cropped from upper chest to head, shot from a dramatic low-angle upward perspective. The subject is centered, with the head slightly angled toward his right side, about 15–20 degrees, chin lifted, and head subtly tilted back. He looks upward with a calm, confident, contemplative expression. Keep the full head and hairstyle visible with clear headroom; do not crop the hair or top of the head. He has naturally styled hair. He wears a minimalist black ribbed high-neck turtleneck sweater with matte fabric texture, blending cleanly into the dark background. Add large glossy black sunglasses with reflective lenses. The lenses show a vibrant neon cyberpunk cityscape reflection with glowing signs, futuristic street lights, and deep visual depth. Lighting is dramatic cyberpunk studio lighting: electric blue ambient light on the subject’s left side, intense hot pink key light from the subject’s right side, slightly under-lit from below to emphasize the low-angle perspective. Create sculpted shadows, strong neon contrast, smooth posterized color gradients on the skin, and a semi-synthetic glossy editorial finish. Background is pure black, ultra-minimal, with balanced negative space around the head. Style: futuristic cyber-noir fashion portrait, cinematic neon aesthetic, high-contrast editorial photography, ultra-sharp focus on face and sunglasses, shallow depth of field, 85mm portrait lens, f/2.0, studio-quality lighting, 8K detail. Negative prompt: Do not crop the hair or head, do not change facial identity, do not exaggerate expression, do not make the face cartoonish, do not add extra accessories, do not use a busy background, do not blur the face, do not distort sunglasses, do not make the portrait full-body.