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Transfer all people from the source group photo into this exact composition while preserving their identities. Before generating the image, identify all unique individuals in Image 1 and ensure every individual appears exactly once in the final composition. Recreate this exact shot. Match the camera angle, framing, perspective and composition exactly. High-angle overhead portrait. Camera positioned directly above the group. Camera looking downward approximately 35–45 degrees. All people looking up into the lens. Dense circular crowd arrangement around the central subject. Faces oriented toward the camera. People standing very close together. No visible gaps between people. The central woman in the pink shirt remains exactly in the center of the composition. Preserve her face, hairstyle, clothing and expression exactly. All surrounding people are arranged concentrically around her. Vertical composition. Editorial magazine photography. Natural soft studio lighting. High realism. Sharp facial detail. Professional portrait photography. Crowd fills the entire frame. Some people partially cropped by the image borders. No visible floor. Minimal visible background. No furniture. No props. The image should feel intimate, cinematic and visually powerful. Preserve all identities exactly. Do not alter faces. Do not create lookalikes. Do not generate new people. Do not remove people. Do not duplicate people. Every person remains recognizable. The final image must match the camera position, crowd density, framing and visual structure of the reference image. Use Image 1 as the ONLY identity source. Use Image 2 only as the composition, camera angle, framing, density and cinematic mood reference. Before creating the final image, identify every unique person in Image 1. Every unique person from Image 1 must appear in the final image exactly once. Each person appears one time only. No duplicated faces. No repeated people. No cloned people. No mirrored duplicates. No similar-looking replacements. No invented people. No additional faces. Do not merge two people into one. Do not create composite faces. Do not omit any person from Image 1. The final image must contain the exact same roster of people from Image 1. Every visible face in the final image must correspond to one unique person from Image 1. Preserve the exact identity, age, facial features, hairstyle, face shape, eyes, nose, mouth, expression and skin tone of every person. Identity preservation is the highest priority. The woman in the pink T-shirt remains in the center. Do not replace her. Do not change her face. Do not change her clothing. Do not move her away from the center. Now arrange all people from Image 1 into the cinematic composition of Image 2: high-angle overhead portrait, camera positioned above the group, camera tilted downward, people looking upward into the lens, dense crowd, faces stacked vertically, overlapping heads and shoulders, minimal visible background, no empty space, some people partially cropped by the frame edges. Do not create a formal group photo. Do not arrange people in rows. Do not create a class photo. Do not create a corporate team portrait. The final image should look like Image 2 in composition, but every person must be a unique real person from Image 1.