The album cover of Solitary Shadow on the Blue Sea at Blue Hour

A square album cover scene featuring the person in the reference image as the sole subject. The subject’s facial features, skin tone, expression, and hairstyle are exactly the same as the given facial reference; the face remains unchanged. The subject sits in a relaxed three-quarter profile at the very edge of a white spring-loaded diving board extending from the right side of the frame into a vast open ocean. No land or horizon is visible; only layered, textured, undulating waves fill the entire background. The subject is positioned in the right third of the frame, following the rule of thirds. The camera is at eye level, showing a three-quarter profile facing left, with the chin slightly raised, legs swinging freely, and hands resting casually on the knees. The diving board acts as a clean, nearly horizontal leading line. Clothing: oversized blue-and-white athletic jersey, white shorts, brown boots. The color palette is dominated by cool ocean blues: a deep indigo base, Prussian blue midtones, turquoise-cyan highlights on the wave crests, slate-blue shadows, and nearly black troughs with subtle silvery glints. Lighting comes from soft, diffused sunset light with a slight falloff. Overall, it has a cool blue-hour atmosphere. Add fine film grain, slight halos, subtle vignetting, a slight matte curve, and restrained contrast. Shot with a cinematic 35mm film look using a 135mm telephoto equivalent, f/4, 1/500s, ISO 400. The medium-deep depth of field keeps the subject and diving board in focus while ensuring the wave texture remains visible. Leave minimal typography space at the top for album text.