Use my uploaded reference image as the primary facial identity reference. Preserve my exact facial identity with maximum accuracy. Keep my facial structure, face shape, jawline, cheekbones, eyebrows, eye shape, nose, lips, ears, skin tone, hairstyle, hair texture, beard/stubble pattern, and all distinctive facial characteristics recognizable and consistent. Do not beautify, feminize, de-age, or alter my identity. Create a cinematic, ultra-realistic black-and-white portrait of me sitting at a dark wooden table in a sophisticated, dimly lit interior. I am wearing a {argument name="clothing" default="loose black crew-neck T-shirt"}. I am seated naturally, leaning slightly forward, with one hand gently resting beneath my chin in a thoughtful, confident pose. My other hand rests on the table while holding a {argument name="object" default="plain white ceramic coffee cup"}. My expression is calm, serious, and introspective, with natural direct eye contact toward the camera. Use dramatic {argument name="lighting" default="side window lighting"}, illuminating one side of my face while the other falls into deep cinematic shadow. High-contrast monochrome photography, rich blacks, soft highlights, realistic skin texture, detailed beard and individual hair strands, subtle film grain, and premium editorial fashion photography. The background should be a dark modern interior with a large window or glass door, softly blurred outdoor foliage and architectural details. Strong shallow depth of field and creamy natural bokeh. Add subtle out-of-focus foliage in the foreground. Composition: vertical 4:5 portrait, upper-body framing, subject slightly off-center, coffee cup clearly visible in the lower portion of the frame. Natural proportions and realistic anatomy. Absolutely no text, no typography, no logos, no captions, no watermark, and no writing anywhere in the image. Ultra-realistic, photorealistic, cinematic monochrome, 85mm lens look, f/1.8, shallow depth of field, sophisticated, moody, timeless, high-end editorial portrait photography.