Futuristic Medical AI Workspace — Cinematic Holographic Technology Portrait

Use the uploaded user photo as the **sole and highest-priority source of the subject’s identity**. Preserve that person’s recognizable facial identity exactly: facial structure, proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, and distinctive features. Do not copy or blend the reference subject’s identity, facial characteristics, or ethnicity. Do not beautify, age, masculinize, feminize, reshape, or otherwise reinterpret the user’s face. The user remains unmistakably the same person.
Recreate the reference image as closely as possible in every non-identity attribute. Create a cinematic, photorealistic vertical portrait of the user seated in a deep upholstered armchair, occupying the lower-middle portion of the frame. The subject sits in a relaxed but attentive posture, torso leaning slightly back into the chair, shoulders naturally lowered, with both arms extending forward/down toward a dark laptop resting across the lap. One hand is visible near the laptop’s right side/keyboard area while the other is positioned toward the opposite side, suggesting active typing or working. Legs extend forward and downward in a relaxed seated position, covered by the same knitted clothing. Reproduce the reference body proportions, limb placement, posture, hand placement, and relationship to the chair and laptop as closely as possible.
The head is held slightly downward and turned subtly toward the laptop, approximately a three-quarter orientation rather than facing directly into the camera. Reproduce the reference head position and neck angle. The facial expression must come entirely from the reference: serious, quiet, focused, contemplative, mildly introspective, with relaxed facial muscles and no smile. The eyes are directed downward toward the laptop/screen rather than toward the camera; reproduce the reference eye openness, eyelid position, eyebrow position, mouth position, and overall emotional intensity. Do not use the expression, gaze, or head pose from the user’s source photo.
Dress the user in a monochromatic deep navy/royal-blue chunky knitted sweater and matching loose knitted trousers, with clearly visible thick ribbed knit texture. The clothing should be cozy, substantial, and slightly oversized, following the reference silhouette. Preserve the user’s identity and appropriate natural hair characteristics while styling the hair only as needed to harmonize with the scene; do not substitute the reference person’s hairstyle or facial identity.
Place a dark, nearly black laptop across the subject’s lap in the foreground, angled naturally toward the subject. Its screen faces away from the viewer, with a subtle dark minimalist exterior and understated logo-like detail. The laptop partially obscures the torso and hands exactly as in the reference. Use a large upholstered lounge armchair with dark blue-gray fabric, broad arms, and dark wooden or leather-like arm supports. The chair fills the lower and side portions of the composition without becoming the primary subject.
Surround the subject with a futuristic translucent holographic interface: a luminous semi-transparent curved/cylindrical band wraps horizontally around the subject at approximately chest-to-shoulder height, like a floating augmented-reality information display. It forms a sweeping arc from the left side of the frame behind the subject, curves around the back, and extends toward the right foreground. Populate the holographic panels with subtle abstract medical/technical imagery, waveform-like graphics, tiny interface lines, data blocks, charts, and unreadable futuristic UI elements. On the left panel, include a warm glowing medical/scientific image resembling an illuminated scan or radiographic visualization. On the right, include another translucent panel with a bright circular/medical-looking image and fine interface markings. Add a smaller translucent luminous panel crossing the subject’s right torso/lap area, containing a faint grayscale medical scan/image and delicate horizontal interface lines. The holograms should look physically integrated into the scene, with realistic transparency, glow, reflections, and light spill rather than opaque screens.
Use a dark navy-black studio-like background with a subtle atmospheric gradient and almost no environmental detail. The upper background is predominantly empty and dark, creating generous negative space above the subject. Add extremely subtle haze/smoke in the air so the holographic illumination becomes visible. Keep the overall palette cool and sophisticated—deep navy, charcoal, muted blue, and black—with restrained warm amber-white illumination coming only from the holographic displays.
Lighting is cinematic and low-key. A soft cool key/fill light illuminates the user’s face and blue clothing from the front-left/front-center, revealing natural facial structure and knit texture without flattening the features. The holographic interfaces emit warm cream, pale amber, and soft white light that creates realistic highlights along the subject’s shoulders, glasses if present, hands, laptop edges, and clothing. Add subtle rim lighting around the silhouette and chair. Preserve deep shadows in the lower frame and background. Avoid harsh studio flash, excessive bloom, plastic skin, or overexposure.
Composition: vertical 9:16 aspect ratio, approximately full-body/medium-full seated portrait. Camera positioned roughly at the subject’s upper-torso/eye level with a slight downward perspective, using a natural cinematic perspective equivalent to approximately a 50mm lens. The subject is centered slightly right-of-center, while the holographic arc creates a strong horizontal visual sweep across the frame. Include substantial negative space above the head. The laptop occupies the lower-left/center foreground and partially overlaps the subject. Keep the entire chair, most of the seated body, laptop, and holographic arc visible, with the lower legs extending toward the bottom edge. Match the reference framing, camera distance, perspective, cropping, and subject scale rather than producing a conventional headshot.
Photorealistic high-end editorial/cinematic photography, extremely detailed natural skin texture, realistic fabric fibers, physically plausible hands and anatomy, realistic glass/translucent holographic surfaces, subtle reflections, volumetric glow, controlled depth of field, crisp subject detail with gently softened distant holographic elements, rich tonal range, atmospheric depth, sophisticated futuristic medical-technology aesthetic. No text that is legible, no watermarks, no extra people, no duplicate limbs or hands, no distorted anatomy, no exaggerated sci-fi machinery, no bright colorful neon, no cartoon/anime appearance, no artificial beauty retouching.
**Priority order:** user photo controls identity only; reference controls expression, emotion, gaze, head pose, body pose, clothing, composition, environment, objects, lighting, camera perspective, and visual style. Never allow the user photo’s original expression, gaze direction, or head pose to override the reference.

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