A fully realistic, cinematic scene of a single human figure based exactly on the provided reference image, preserving facial structure, body proportions, pose, and clothing with no deviation. The subject is standing still, facing directly forward, looking straight ahead toward the camera with a calm, resolute expression that conveys strength, solidity, and authority.
The subject is holding and embracing a single solid mass of soil shaped precisely like the map of Iran.
The soil is one unified, heavy, natural mass, not layered and not separated, with raw, realistic earth texture. The map includes clearly defined natural geographical features, with the Persian Gulf in the southwest and the Caspian Sea in the north visibly formed as natural recesses and contours, subtly carved into the soil shape, readable and geographically accurate without exaggeration or symbolic styling.
The surface of the soil subtly and organically displays three horizontal natural color tones resembling the Iranian flag: deep natural green at the top, off-white soil in the middle, and rich red clay at the bottom. The colors are earthy, naturally blended, and fully organic, not painted, not artificial.
The soil appears heavy, raw, and tangible, pressed firmly against the subject’s chest with both arms, reinforcing a sense of protection, belonging, and deep emotional attachment.
Background: Persepolis (Takht-e Jamshid) appearing fully natural and realistic, with accurate scale, correct architectural proportions, authentic stone textures, natural environmental lighting, and correct perspective, as if the photograph was genuinely taken on location. No fantasy elements, no exaggeration, no stylization.
Cinematic lighting with soft, controlled shadows, shallow depth of field, sharp focus on the subject, slightly blurred but clearly recognizable background. Cinematic color grading with a serious, grounded, and authoritative mood.
Ultra-detailed photorealism, high-resolution textures, 8K quality.
No additional objects, no text, no symbols, no graphic elements.