an actual front portrait photograph of Anya Taylor-Joy The image is a highly detailed 32k UHD portrait that exudes a neo-pop sensibility, utilizing neon lighting to create a blend of light maroon and light emerald tones across the woman's face. The lighting technique resembles a vray tracing effect, reminiscent of the tonal quality of Kodak Plus-X film, which lends the image a classic, yet contemporary filmic feel. The aspect ratio of the image is a cinematic 128:85. The woman's blond hair is slicked back as if caught in reflection, adding depth and dimension similar to volumetric lighting. Her eyes are expressive, drawing attention as the central, luminous hues within the sharp focus of the image. The contrast of silver against the minimalist beauty of her red lips echoes the detailed work of artists like Charles Spencelayh and Bella Kotak, known for their emotive portraiture. Her skin is bathed in a softbox lighting effect, soft on her features but intense in its portrayal, suggesting a moment of contemplation or self-reflection. The lighting captures the subtle textures of her skin and the glossy sheen on her red lipstick, which would be accentuated using a camera lens like the Laowa 100mm f/2.8 2x Ultra Macro APO for its ability to capture fine detail and emotion, much in the style of photographers like Juliana Nan. The use of light silver and light emerald, along with the dark red and light emerald tones, gives the image a sense of duality – warmth and coolness, intensity and serenity. This balance creates an immersive experience that reflects a moment of real beauty, crafted with a careful eye for captured light effects and a deep understanding of portraiture's power to convey complex emotions. The overall composition speaks to