Nostalgic Classroom Moment

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Cinematic portrait of the man in the picture (preserve 100% facial details of this man), vintage classroom. The camera is shot from a distance, with a small section of the chair's back visible in front, as if the photographer was taking the portrait discreetly or in a quiet moment. Soft, golden-yellow lighting reflects from a small window or gap in the right wall, forming diagonal lines of light that fall directly on the man's face, creating a dramatic and emotional contrast. The man sits alone in a chair, his feet resting on the desk, with a relaxed and cool expression, as if lost in thought. He wears an oversized army black Sweater, cream-colored cargo pants, Converse sneakers, and red headphones. He has a bag hanging from the chair, but it blends harmoniously with the warm light surrounding him. Behind him is an off-white wall with sticky notes labeled "beingbb" notices duty schedules, and So on, and a photo at the top. There are also a few decorations or furnishings typical of a college classroom. Reinforcing a nostalgic and contemplative feel, like a frozen moment in time. Soft golden hues of light blend with the dark shadows in the room, creating a quiet, warm, and slightly wistful atmosphere, reminiscent of a scene from a Japanese indie film at dusk or early morning. The overall atmosphere suggests an intimate, introspective moment in silence. All image elements are rendered without bokeh, with even sharpness from foreground to background. The visual texture contains noticeable noise and grain, reminiscent of the results of analog 35mm film cameras like the Canon AE-1 or retro digital simulations using the Fujifilm X100V with "Classic Chrome" film simulation. Possible camera settings: ISO 1600, f/5.6 aperture, 1/60s shutter speed, with a warm white balance to maintain the natural golden light in the room. The grain effect can come from ISO 400 film or the digital grain feature intentionally activated to add cinematic character and nostalgia.

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