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Relight the person from the uploaded photo as an old-master chiaroscuro study, with their features, expression and hair completely unchanged. A single source enters high from camera-left at roughly 60 degrees with no fill at all, diffused just enough that the transition from light into shadow is a smooth gradient rather than a hard line, carving a bright edge along the brow, cheekbone, nose and jaw while the rest of the face descends into near-black. Place it so the lit side is the fuller side of the face and the shadow does the slimming: that placement is what makes this light flattering rather than harsh. Pitch-dark background with no detail. 85mm at f/2.8, ISO 400. Deep painterly contrast in the manner of Rembrandt and Caravaggio, warm amber highlights against cool black shadows, a triangle of light under the shadowed eye. Skin keeps its real texture in the highlights, but rendered the way paint renders it — soft, warm and continuous, with form and a gentle sheen rather than clinical macro detail of individual pores and blemishes. Sharp on the lit eye, with a bright catchlight.