Fire vs. Water Cinematic Portrait

Take this photo without changing the face at all. Ultra-realistic cinematic portrait of a man wearing a wet white shirt, a dark suit jacket, and a loosened red striped tie, facing frontally, medium close-up, camera distance approximately 85–100 cm from the subject, eye-level angle, centrally symmetrical composition. His face and hair are drenched with water, water droplets visible on his skin, splashes of water and frozen motion on the right side of the frame. The left side of his body is surrounded by a blazing orange flame and flying embers, while the right side is dominated by dynamic blue water splashes and mist particles. The concept of separate elements: fire vs. water, perfectly divided down the center of the subject's face and body. The background is dark and atmospheric with floating particles and soft bokeh, fading to black for increased contrast. Lighting: Dramatic cinematic double exposure, left side lit by warm orange firelight (hard light, high contrast), right side lit by cool blue light (soft but directional), specular highlights on wet skin, high dynamic range, strong edge light separating the subject from the background. Mood & Expression: Intense, powerful, stoic, emotional tension, elemental contrast, cinematic thriller poster feel. Color adjustment: Cinematic teal and orange color palette, deep shadows, high contrast, ultra-sharp detail, photorealistic skin textures, visible pores and beard hairs. Lens & Camera Settings: 85mm portrait lens, shallow depth of field, f/1.8 – f/2, ISO 100, 1/1000s shutter speed to freeze water and embers, 8K resolution, high detail, HDR. Style: Hyperrealistic, cinematic, dramatic, high detail, studio quality, sharp focus on the eyes.