Late-Night Workplace Frustration

@Create image Transform my uploaded original photograph into an ultra-realistic cinematic corporate lifestyle photograph portraying a man who has been working continuously on his computer for hours and has reached his frustration point.

1. Facial Identity – Absolute Priority

Use my uploaded photograph as the ONLY facial identity reference.

Preserve my exact facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, beard, moustache, curly hairstyle, skin tone, and natural body proportions.

Do not change my identity or make me look like another person.

2. Facial Expression – Workplace Frustration

Capture a genuinely exhausted and frustrated expression:

- Slightly furrowed eyebrows.
- Tired eyes staring at the computer screen.
- Natural forehead tension.
- Lips pressed together, expressing irritation.
- Slight jaw tension.
- An expression showing mental exhaustion after hours of continuous work.

Avoid exaggerated anger or shouting.

3. Pose and Body Language

Show me sitting in an office chair in front of a computer desk.

- One hand resting against my forehead.
- The other hand near the keyboard or mouse.
- Slightly leaning forward towards the monitor.
- Shoulders looking heavy and tired.
- Body language suggesting frustration with an unfinished task or technical problem.

4. Office Environment

Create a realistic modern corporate workspace.

- Two large computer monitors displaying realistic spreadsheets, Power BI dashboards, and business reports.
- Keyboard and mouse on the desk.
- Coffee mug beside the computer.
- A few scattered work documents.
- Smartphone placed on the desk.
- Subtle office lighting.
- Dark background with a professional working environment.

5. Emotional Storytelling

The photograph should communicate:

"Working endlessly, solving everyone's problems, chasing deadlines, and still having more work waiting."

Capture the feeling of a man who is mentally exhausted but cannot afford to stop working.

6. Lighting and Photography

- Cinematic low-key office lighting.
- Soft monitor light reflecting naturally on the face.
- Subtle warm desk lighting.
- Dark, slightly desaturated background.
- Professional 85mm DSLR portrait photography.
- Shallow depth of field.
- Natural skin texture and realistic shadows.

7. Realism – Most Important

Make the final result look like an authentic photograph taken inside a real corporate office.

Avoid artificial facial expressions, plastic skin, excessive sharpening, unrealistic computer screens, distorted fingers, fake office environments, and overdramatic cinematic effects.

Preserve my original facial identity and natural body proportions.

The final image should look like a genuine behind-the-scenes photograph of a hardworking professional experiencing workplace frustration.