Ultra-photorealistic cinematic still inspired by a Wolf of Wall Street–style executive boardroom scene, but with a CRITICAL IDENTITY LOCK: the main character is MY SUBJECT ONLY. Leonardo DiCaprio must NOT appear in any form. This is not a look-alike, not a resemblance, not a reinterpretation. Facial structure, eyes, nose, jawline, skin texture, hairline, and expression must match MY SUBJECT EXACTLY; any drift toward DiCaprio makes the image INVALID. MY SUBJECT is seated at the head of a 1990s Wall Street boardroom table, relaxed yet dominant posture, torso slightly leaned back, right arm resting along the back of the chair, right hand raised with the index finger lifted mid-gesture as if interrupting. Expression is assertive, mildly annoyed, controlled arrogance — “I’m interrupting you because I decide.” Eyes half-lidded, looking at someone off-camera. Not smiling, not theatrical, not exaggerated. Authority is expressed through calm irritation, not celebration. A secondary character (Jonah Hill’s character) remains completely unchanged — same face, body, proportions, hairstyle, and identity — reacting to MY SUBJECT, clearly subordinate, no facial dominance. Environment is a 1990s Wall Street boardroom with a wooden table, paperwork, coffee cups, glass walls revealing a busy trading floor behind, fluorescent office lighting mixed with warm tones, background activity softly blurred. Wardrobe for MY SUBJECT is a classic 1990s Wall Street power suit with sharp tailoring, patterned tie, luxury gold watch visible, understated wealth, no modern fashion. Framing is a medium-wide, eye-level shot with MY SUBJECT centered and dominant, shallow depth of field, the room and people clearly reacting to him. Style constraints: ultra-realistic cinematic film still, natural skin texture with visible pores and micro-imperfections, no stylization, no modern elements, no logos, no text. Mood conveys quiet authority, intellectual dominance, controlled ego — “I run this room without raising my voice.” This must feel like a lost frame from a 1990s Wall Street film, but with MY SUBJECT as the unquestionable central figure — not DiCaprio, not inspired-by, not similar. MY SUBJECT. PERIOD