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Image 1 is the source and identity reference for Eydan. Keep the man from Image 1 exactly the same. Preserve his identity, face, facial structure, expression, hairstyle, pose, framing, black shirt, background, and overall composition. If Image 2 is provided, use it only as a color and skin-tone reference in the style of Christian. Do not copy facial features, identity, hairstyle, or expression from Image 2. Refine Image 1 while preserving the current realism and detail already present in the portrait. Main goal: - keep Eydan exactly the same person from Image 1 - preserve the same calm, controlled, authoritative expression - do not make him sad, angry, gloomy, tense, or visibly upset - keep him looking dominant, self-assured, and naturally in control Color and mood: - use the same living, natural color palette as Christian’s portrait - keep the skin warm-neutral, alive, realistic, and cinematic - do not let the image become gray, blue-gray, ashy, cold, or desaturated - preserve dark styling, but do not cool the whole portrait - maintain balanced studio grading with soft realistic depth Eyes: - change only the eye color to a cold gray-brown / muted taupe-hazel tone - keep the eyes natural, realistic, and alive - do not make the eyes bright blue, green, glassy, glossy, artificial, or overly sharp - do not change eye shape, gaze direction, or expression Quality and detail: - keep maximum photorealistic quality - preserve realistic skin pores, subtle natural stubble, fine hair strands, and fabric detail - keep the image clean, refined, and high-end - maintain excellent sharpness without over-sharpening - preserve natural skin texture and realistic facial detail Important: - do not change identity - do not change facial features - do not change expression - do not change mouth shape - do not change jawline - do not change hairstyle - do not change pose or framing - do not make him look sad - do not make him look angry - do not make him look colder overall - do not add a gray cast - do not desaturate the skin - do not over-contrast the image - do not reduce quality - do not create plastic skin - do not create painterly or CGI texture - do not add blur, noise, artifacts, or artificial patterns Final result: the exact same Eydan from Image 1, with preserved identity, expression, realism, and composition; cold gray-brown eyes only; and the same alive, cinematic, warm-neutral color harmony as Christian’s portrait.