Reference-Face Glass-Tower Climbing Action Shot

Create an ultra-realistic, IMAX-grade cinematic action shot in a vertical 9:16 format. Look down from a massive height at an extreme high angle. Show a man or woman climbing the exterior of a modern glass skyscraper, matching the reference face and hairstyle exactly. Stretch the body dynamically against the reflective facade on the right side of the frame. Brace one leg high against the glass, bend the other for support, and press both palms firmly to the surface to create tension and realism. Give the subject futuristic clear-framed glasses with subtle reflections. Dress them in a premium fitted black T-shirt, black tactical trousers, futuristic black gloves with protective padding and bright green LED accents, and black tactical climbing boots with gold detailing and a strong-grip texture. Add a fitted, sleek black vest or harness to make the safety equipment feel convincing. Give the subject a determined, slightly tense expression, focused eyes, and a head tilted slightly forward. Face lock: Preserve the reference identity with 100% fidelity. Keep the facial structure, proportions, skin tone, hairstyle, micro-details, and natural imperfections unchanged, with no beautification. Render soft, natural skin with visible pores, smooth tonal transitions, and subtle subsurface scattering. Apply no smoothing or artificial glow. Use a towering skyscraper with ultra-reflective glass panels. Reflect the subject's shadow and the sky in the glass, along with a detailed cityscape below: intricate walkways, a lush green circular park, distant street traffic, and tiny moving cars that emphasize depth and scale. Light the scene with bright natural daylight, sharp directional shadows, and high-contrast reflections on the glass. Use HDR dynamic range to retain detail in both the sky and ground. Emulate a full-frame Sony A7R with a 24mm wide-angle lens to exaggerate the height and perspective. Keep the foreground subject sharp while allowing a slight depth falloff over the city below. Preserve these negative constraints: distorted face, changed identity, altered hairstyle, flat lighting, dull colors, unrealistic reflections, floating pose, weak grip, plastic skin, over-smooth face, beauty filter effect, low detail, noise artifacts, color banding, extra limbs, incorrect anatomy, blurry subject.