1970s Vintage Noir Film Portrait

A 1970s black-and-white close-up portrait in a [windswept outdoor setting]. Eye-level, front three-quarter view (~30° off-axis), shot with an 85–105 mm lens, tight head-and-shoulders crop, shallow depth of field (f/2.8–f/4), subject centered against a simple sky background. Lighting: [hard natural sunlight from upper camera-left] with minimal fill, crisp shadows, subtle rim light on hair, bright mid-tone sky, no blown highlights. The subject faces the camera with chin slightly down, relaxed half-lidded gaze, lips slightly parted holding a [cigarette], and windblown hair partially covering one eye. Wardrobe & styling: dark collared shirt with an open neck, thin black scarf tied loosely around the neck, no logos or jewelry. Style: high-contrast monochrome with rich blacks, bright clean highlights, medium-to-heavy film grain evocative of Kodak Tri-X or Ilford HP5, subtle halation, faint vignette, natural skin texture with preserved pores. Sharp focus on the near eye and cigarette, editorial vintage cinema atmosphere.