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Using the reference photo as the single ground truth, create a single image composed of a clean 3-column by 2-row grid of six photographs capturing the exact same scene simultaneously from six different camera angles. Lock all elements from the reference photo: identical people with the exact same facial features, hair, skin tone, clothing, and body proportions; identical furniture, props, wall decorations, text, lighting direction, color grading, and ambient time of day. Spatial relationships and physical object placements remain entirely static across all views. Panel 1 (top-left): Wide master shot matching the framing and eye-level angle of the reference photo, 35mm lens perspective. Panel 2 (top-center): Overhead top-down shot looking directly down from the ceiling, 24mm wide-angle lens showing the complete floor layout. Panel 3 (top-right): Over-the-shoulder perspective from behind the subject on the left looking at the subject on the right (or a 45-degree three-quarter view from the left if only one subject is present), 50mm lens at f/2.0 with foreground shoulder softly blurred. Panel 4 (bottom-left): Reverse over-the-shoulder shot from behind the subject on the right looking toward the left (or three-quarter view from the right), 50mm lens at f/2.0. Panel 5 (bottom-center): Low-angle three-quarter shot positioned near floor height at the front-left, tilted slightly upward, 28mm lens highlighting depth toward the back. Panel 6 (bottom-right): Tight close-up portrait of the primary subject's face and shoulders, 85mm lens at f/1.8, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture, and clear catchlights. Grid format: Six equal panels separated by thin, clean white gutters. No text, borders, watermarks, or numerical labels. Uniform photographic consistency across all six panels with matching white balance, exposure, and realistic optical depth of field.