Мужской фэшн-портрет с головой на шахматной доске

Create a horizontal, photorealistic close-up for a modern high-fashion magazine editorial: surreal in its staging, but unmistakably a real photographic studio shoot, never an illustration or CGI. Use the uploaded image as the reference for the man's identity, face, facial features, proportions, skin tone and hair. Match his facial structure without reshaping, smoothing, idealizing or making it more symmetrical. Retain his natural facial asymmetry. Build the studio scene around a wooden chessboard on a dark matte surface. Show the wood grain and alternating light and dark squares. Several small metal chess pieces stand on the board. Behind it is a smooth, matte, deep red wall or seamless backdrop. Include no additional objects. Place the man's head on the chessboard with his cheek and jaw touching it. Angle his face slightly toward the camera. A subtle bend of the neck lifts only the forehead a few centimeters above the board; the face must not lie completely flat. Keep the head relaxed and stable, without a dramatic lift. This elevation comes from the neck, not from lifting or pushing up his hair. Frame him slightly off-center and leave more empty red space on one side; avoid symmetrical framing. From the left edge, a slender, feminine woman's hand enters the close-up. Her fingers gently hold one small metal chess piece as she places it on top of the man's hair. The man holds nothing. Preserve the hairstyle exactly as shown in the reference photo, including its natural texture and slight tousling, while keeping the hair smooth and controlled against the board. It must stay in place as the forehead rises slightly. Do not create messy or spiky strands, extra volume or a wind effect. Dress him in a dark, minimalist jacket or top with no visible logos or patterns. Render natural editorial skin with visible pores and texture, plus soft highlights across the cheekbones and nose. Avoid any beauty-filter appearance. Use a full-frame camera, Lens: 50mm, Aperture f/2.8. Maintain shallow depth of field while keeping the eyes, lips and chess pieces in sharp focus. Light the setup with a directional studio key from one side and soft fill from the opposite side. Shadows should be defined without harshness, with highlights visible on both skin and metal pieces. Grade the image with a deep red background, warm natural skin tones and high contrast. Finish with crisp, clean magazine clarity: no pastel wash, haze or softness.