ULTRA-PHOTOREALISTIC CINEMATIC FILM STILL, early-2010s Wall Street financial drama realism (2010–2014). A quiet, controlled executive office scene with no parody and no exaggeration. MAIN CHARACTER (MY SUBJECT – ONLY FOCUS) is seated behind a polished executive desk, torso leaning slightly forward, shoulders relaxed but assertive, elbows close to the desk surface, both hands holding a single US dollar bill horizontally, centered and close to the camera. The gesture is deliberate, instructional, almost ironic. Expression conveys calm confidence, subtle amusement, quiet dominance, a clear “this is how the game works” energy. Eyes are looking directly at the person across the desk, not the viewer. A controlled micro-smile, not smug and not playful. This is NOT comedic: power is expressed softly. IDENTITY CONSTRAINT (CRITICAL): MY SUBJECT must appear EXACTLY as the reference identity, same facial structure, jawline, eyes, proportions, and skin texture, with absolutely no resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio; if the face drifts toward DiCaprio in any way, the image is INVALID. WARDROBE: early-2010s Wall Street suit in dark navy or charcoal, crisp white shirt, classic period-accurate patterned tie, luxury watch subtly visible, no modern tailoring, no oversized lapels, authentic 2010-era fit. ENVIRONMENT: upscale executive office with warm wooden wall panels, framed nautical or corporate artwork behind him, classic desk objects such as files, paper stacks, and a calculator, an old-style desktop monitor in the background, soft tungsten lighting with warm, slightly yellow highlights, background gently out of focus. CAMERA & COMPOSITION: medium close-up, eye-level camera, MY SUBJECT perfectly centered, shallow depth of field, dollar bill sharp with the face slightly sharper, background softly blurred, no wide-angle distortion. VISUAL STYLE: cinematic realism with early-2010s film color grading, subtle film grain, natural skin texture with visible pores and imperfections, no digital sharpness, no HDR, no AI look. STRICT RULES: no parody, no memes, no exaggerated facial expressions, no modern elements, no logos, no text, no watermark. FINAL INTENT: this must look like a real film frame captured during a serious financial drama — a man calmly explaining the value of money while clearly owning the room.