Image - 2026-11-02 11:43

Use @image1 = CHARACTER identity, @image2 = LOCATION identity, @image3 = TOASTER identity only. These roles must never be confused. One cinematic still frame, 9:16 vertical. Cinematic realism seen through Tim Burton's eyes: a live-action photograph from a Burton film — gothic melancholic atmosphere, dark blue-gray palette with one warm practical accent, long hard shadows, slightly expressionistic set design (subtly crooked angles, uneasy proportions in the furniture and shelves), pale cold tones, fine film grain, 35mm lens look. NOT animation, NOT puppet, NOT stop-motion — a real human in a real but Burtonesque world. COMPOSITION (based on @image2, 3/4 angle): Camera at 3/4 angle from the left of the desk, medium shot. DESK LAYOUT — EXACT POSITIONS, follow strictly, do not rearrange: 1. Two EQUAL-SIZE monitors side by side, tops at the same height, centered on the desk: the LEFT monitor directly in front of the character shows a cold blue desktop with windows and documents, the RIGHT monitor at a slight angle shows a different work screen (spreadsheets, dashboards or code) in dim bluish tones. Neither monitor is smaller than the other. 2. Black keyboard directly in front of the LEFT monitor, where the character's hands rest. 3. Glass mug to the RIGHT of the keyboard. 4. Black desk phone FARTHEST RIGHT, behind the toaster. 5. The toaster from @image3 on the FAR RIGHT edge of the desk, in front of the phone — small prop, less than 10% of frame height, clearly smaller than the glass mug next to it. Slot facing the camera. No paper anywhere yet. 6. Tangled cables along the back of the desk. Reproduce this arrangement exactly as in @image2. Every object keeps its reference position — nothing moved, swapped or resized. BACKGROUND: Shelves with binders on the left, rocky shore mural on the wall, warm desk lamp on the upper right — all rendered with Burtonesque gloom: the office feels like a forgotten cavern, walls fading into darkness. Do not add buildings, castles or new scenery elements to the mural — keep it exactly as in @image2. The character from @image1 sits behind the desk WITH HIS BACK TO THE CAMERA: we see his back and the HOOD of his dark gray hoodie PULLED UP OVER HIS HEAD, its fabric hanging in soft folds — exactly as in @image1. Only the back of the hood is visible, no hair, no face. His shoulders are slightly slumped after hours of work. He is WORKING: hands on the keyboard mid-typing, his gaze directed at the glowing monitor in front of him. Realistic human build and fabric — but the overall mood is Burton-gothic: the cold monitor light glows against his back and carves the desk out of the darkness. STRICT: photorealistic human seen from behind, face not visible, no text, no logos, no watermark, static pose frozen mid-action, nothing falling.