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A cinematic worm’s-eye perspective shot of [the character from the reference image], captured from extreme ground level with the camera almost touching the surface beneath them, using an ultra-wide 14–18mm lens. Composition and Camera: The camera is tilted steeply upward so [the character] towers massively in the frame. The boots, feet, or base dominate the foreground due to proximity, while the upper body recedes dramatically into the sky. Head positioned near the upper third, slightly off-center. Slight horizon tilt for dynamic tension. Foreground is crisp and sharp, with subtle atmospheric depth falloff toward the top. Pose: Firmly planted, grounded stance with one foot closer to the camera to exaggerate scale distortion. Upper body calm, poised, and controlled; monumental presence through sheer stillness. Likeness and Materials: Maintain the exact proportions, eye shape, stylized features, and material textures from the reference photo without redesigning or humanizing anatomy. Perspective exaggeration is optical only. Lighting and Atmosphere: Strong upward rim light tracing the lower silhouette edges, secondary side light defining sculptural volume, and atmospheric volumetric haze rising behind into an open gradient sky. Long shadows fall downward toward the lens. Constraints: No anatomy alterations, no stretched limbs beyond standard wide-angle optical foreshortening, no added accessories, no flat studio backdrop.