Use the exact same face from the reference image and generate a stunningly realistic cinematic outdoor portrait that looks like it was actually photographed on location — every element grounded in complete photographic realism. The subject sits naturally on a large rugged coastal rock — body relaxed and grounded, one knee raised with an arm resting over it loosely, the other leg hanging down toward the rock face. Posture is effortlessly confident and contemplative — not posed, not stiff, like he simply chose this rock and owned it. Wearing a perfectly fitted cream or off-white linen shirt with sleeves rolled to the elbows, top two buttons open, lightweight dark trousers, raw leather boots — effortlessly elevated casual, windswept and real. Expression is deeply cinematic — eyes gazing slightly past the camera into the middle distance, as if watching something only he can see beyond the horizon. Jaw relaxed, lips sealed, carrying quiet strength and peaceful contemplation. Wind catching the shirt fabric and hair slightly — alive, natural, human. The sky is a perfectly real clear blue — the kind of honest Mediterranean or coastal blue you see on a perfect sunny afternoon. Not dramatic, not oversaturated, not cinematic fantasy — just pure natural clear sky blue with a few scattered realistic white cumulus clouds sitting at different depths, soft-edged and three-dimensional, casting natural shadows onto themselves. The clouds are completely believable — the kind any photographer would actually capture on a clear day shoot. No false colors, no artificial drama in the sky whatsoever. The location is a breathtaking but completely real-feeling coastal cliff — jagged natural rock formations rising from the left, the infinite ocean stretching wide to the right and behind, deep real turquoise-green near the shore transitioning naturally to deep navy blue further out toward the horizon. The water surface catches natural sunlight creating realistic scattered light reflections — not fantasy gold, just honest ocean shimmer. Waves visibly crashing against the base rocks below sending realistic white sea spray upward. The horizon line is perfectly level and natural. The rock the subject sits on is geologically realistic — rough granite or sandstone texture, natural weathering, lichen patches in grey-green, water erosion marks, completely believable as a real coastal rock formation. Small realistic coastal vegetation — dry grass tufts, low shrubs — growing from the rock crevices nearby. Lighting is natural midday-to-late-afternoon sun from a clear sky — clean, directional, honest sunlight hitting the subject from above and slightly to the left. Natural warm white sunlight on the lit side of his face and shirt, cool open sky blue fill light from the shadow side — exactly how outdoor photography actually looks on a clear sunny day. No gels, no artificial color temperature manipulation — just real sun and real sky light interaction. Natural shadow under the jaw and nose from overhead sun. Shirt fabric catching wind and light naturally with real fabric physics. Depth of field is natural 85mm prime — subject in sharp focus, foreground rocks slightly soft, background ocean and cliffs retaining real photographic detail rather than painterly bokeh — the kind of background separation you actually get from an 85mm at f/2.8 in real outdoor shooting. Color grading is restrained and natural — honest skin tones, real ocean blues and greens, natural rock greys and browns, clear sky blue, white cloud whites. Nothing pushed, nothing crushed into fantasy. Slight natural contrast lift, gentle clarity enhancement on textures, minimal color grading that simply enhances what was already there. 4% subtle film grain for organic feel. Shot on simulated Sony A7R V with 85mm GM lens — the exact setup a real professional outdoor portrait photographer would use.