Image 1 is the source and identity reference. Keep the man from Image 1 exactly the same. Do not change his face, facial structure, proportions, expression, skin tone, eye color, hair, age, lighting, mood, or overall likeness.
Image 2 is only a reference for color palette and realism quality. Do not copy the identity, face, eyes, lips, or facial structure from Image 2. Use Image 2 only for the overall color mood and the level of natural skin realism.
Enhance the quality of Image 1 and make it more realistic. Add visible but natural pores, subtle realistic skin microtexture, fine vellus hair, natural under-eye texture, realistic eyelids, eye moisture, eyebrow hairs, eyelashes, and natural lip texture.
Match the overall color mood of Image 2: muted cool gray-green cinematic tones, soft natural daylight, slightly desaturated colors, subtle cool shadows, and clean neutral highlights.
Keep the skin clean and realistic, not smooth and not dirty. Do not add fake pores, scratches, stripes, digital noise, harsh sharpening, waxy skin, plastic skin, acne, scars, or new marks.
Final result: the exact same man from Image 1, with improved realism and a color palette closer to Image 2.
