skull-mask portrait photography study

[skull-masked figure] captured as a close side-profile that occupies the left third of a 2:3 vertical frame, filling the lower two-thirds while leaving generous negative space in the upper-right for bokeh and smoke to breathe. The subject is shown [smoking a cigarette] with the lit tip and curling vapor extending toward the center-right, and the center area contains soft, out-of-focus city lights that fill the upper two-thirds of the composition. The figure wears [sunglasses] and a hood, described once and then referred to as the subject, with textured surface details suggested rather than species-specific anatomy. Lighting is low-key with a cool deep-teal rim from the left and selective warm amber highlights on the mask edges to separate form. Background is an urban night street rendered as soft, deep bokeh with two warm orbs near the smoke line to anchor the midground. Render as portrait-photography with shallow depth so the subject's front plane is sharp and the background recedes, keeping textures matte and reflections restrained. Maintain this exact 2:3 crop guidance and framing for faithful composition and spatial balance.