Мужчина у камней на травянистом прибрежном холме

Create a wide environmental landscape photograph on a grassy coastal hillside. Treat the setting as the primary subject, not the man: this must not read as a portrait. Aim for quiet, realistic editorial photography with a European arthouse sensibility, like a contemplative still from an independent film. The mood is peaceful, melancholic, introspective and faintly nostalgic. Use the uploaded photo of the man as the strict identity reference for the single man in the scene. He must look exactly like the person in that image. Retain his actual facial features, facial proportions, age, skin texture and identity. Do not replace his face or beautify him. Build the composition around open terrain with irregular grass, large weathered rocks and a distant horizon. Keep the ground naturally uneven and the grass visibly textured. Show open sky or the distant horizon. Leave substantial landscape visible around the man, with distinct foreground, midground and background. Position him away from the center according to the rule of thirds, making his presence secondary to the surroundings. Seat him comfortably on the ground with his back resting against the large rocks. His legs are naturally extended with a relaxed bend, and his posture feels unforced. Give him a calm, thoughtful expression and a gentle inward-looking gaze. The emotion should remain private and understated, without theatricality or a posed appearance. Dress him in a dark coat or jacket, neutral trousers and leather boots. Fabrics and leather should appear natural, textured and slightly worn. Include no logos and no stylized wardrobe treatment. Use landscape-style deep focus throughout the frame. Keep the foreground, the man and the background all in focus, including crisp grass, rock surfaces and distant terrain. Do not use shallow depth of field, background blur, bokeh, cinematic blur, portrait mode or subject isolation. Illuminate everything evenly with soft natural daylight. Avoid hard shadows, glamour lighting and cinematic spotlights. The weather must not be dramatic; exclude fog and haze. Apply natural cinematic grading with subdued earthy colors, gentle contrast and a subtle film grain. Avoid HDR, excessive saturation and oversharpening. Limit retouching to clean, realistic editorial adjustments: slight tonal balancing, subtle softening beneath the eyes, preserved natural skin texture, believable shadows and intact detail. No facial reshaping, beauty filters or plastic-looking skin. Exclude portrait framing, a centered subject, cartoon or anime rendering, illustration and painting.