Мужской чёрно-белый портрет в профиль с кинематографичным светом

Create a premium black-and-white fashion photograph with cinematic, photorealistic editorial quality. Use the single uploaded image as the strict visual reference for the man: his exact face, facial features, proportions, jawline, nose, lips, beard texture, hairstyle, and head shape must come from that photo. Preserve his identity; do not invent a different person or replace him. Compose a strict side-profile portrait, cropped from the upper chest to the top of the head. Turn his head completely toward the left, with his gaze directed slightly downward and no eye contact with the camera. Angle his shoulders slightly away from the camera, keeping his posture relaxed and his neck elongated. The silhouette should read as a clear graphic shape. His expression is calm, introspective, and restrained, conveying a quiet, masculine, cinematic mood. Keep the hair neatly swept back, naturally textured, and matte, without shine. The beard must be short and natural, with even texture and no over-sharpening. Dress him in a dark, minimalist coat or jacket made of dense matte wool or structured cotton. A clean collar line frames the neck; exclude logos and patterns. Treat the corrected lighting arrangement as critical. Use only one directional source, positioned on the RIGHT side of the frame and angled slightly behind the subject’s cheek line rather than directly in front. Concentrate its illumination on the neck, the side of the jaw, and the back edge of the cheekbone. Let only a very small amount of light softly skim the side of the face. Leave most of the face shadowed and the eyes mostly dark. There must be no frontal key light and no fill light. Maintain strong contrast between the illuminated neck and jaw and the shadowed face, with sculptural, controlled, cinematic lighting. Place the subject against a plain neutral grey background that is soft, even, and unobtrusive. Include neither gradients nor an environment. Apply a true monochrome conversion with deep blacks, rich midtones, and natural tonal roll-off. Keep the highlights concentrated on the neck and jaw. The face should remain largely in shadow without crushing its tones. Use a full-frame camera with an 85mm or 105mm lens, aperture f/2.8, and low ISO. Employ shallow depth of field and focus on the jawline and neck plane. Limit post-processing to editorial retouching. Preserve natural skin texture, avoid plastic-looking skin, and add subtle film grain. Apply micro-contrast to the hair and clothing edges only as specified. Do not use HDR or glow. The finished image must be a minimalist high-fashion editorial portrait with a timeless black-and-white appearance, a moody masculine cinematic character, and a light-driven composition. Maintain photographic realism only: no illustration and no AI artifacts.