Three Views of a Person and Car

A cinematic automotive photoshoot of me, keeping my real face unchanged. The scene is composed of three perspectives as a : 1. Top Panel: Interior close-up: I am seated inside the car, wearing a fitted black polo shirt, shown in the side mirror reflection. My face is serious and focused, my gaze directed forward with determination. The angle captures only side view part of my profile, framed cleanly within the mirror, emphasizing intensity and precision. 2.Middle Panel: I am standing confidently next to a sleek black Ford Mustang. My posture is relaxed but strong: both arms are crossed over my chest in a confident manner, while my left leg is straight and my right leg bent slightly at the knee, with the foot leaning casually against the car. My gaze is directed slightly off-camera, with a calm and assertive expression. I am wearing a fitted black polo shirt with subtle detailing, slim grey jeans with a clean cut, and brown leather boots. My outfit is minimal yet stylish, emphasizing a modern masculine vibe. Pose like a pro, same face as the uploaded photo. 3. Bottom Panel: Rear car shot: The camera captures the back of the Mustang, showcasing the "YOUR NAME" license plate and muscular lines of the car. The photo emphasizes the glossy texture of the vehicle and its aggressive, cinematic presence. The setting is an urban environment with modern architecture and concrete walls, giving a gritty, cinematic atmosphere. The lighting is natural but slightly diffused, highlighting both me and the polished surface of the car. The perspectives vary: - The mirror reflection close-up is shot tight with a portrait focal length (~85mm). - The exterior full-body shot is taken at eye-level with a slightly wide lens to capture both me and the car in full view. - The rear car angle uses a low perspective to emphasize power and presence. Style: Cinematic automotive editorial, urban setting, moody and stylish, professional fashion-meets- car photography, same face.