Ancient Roman Forum Relief Panel

IDENTITY LOCK: Use the uploaded photo as the sole identity reference. Preserve the subject's facial structure, skin tone, eye shape, hairstyle, and every distinguishing feature exactly — the person must remain instantly recognizable. No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated. SCENE: Subject depicted in carved stone relief on a section of a triumphal arch or forum wall panel — their likeness in the flat narrative relief style of Trajan's Column or the Arch of Constantine, shown in a procession scene with attendants, translated to marble but unmistakably modern clothes rendered in stone. PHYSICS & CRAFT: White Carrara marble, warm 3200K afternoon Roman sunlight raking across the relief from the right, deep shadow in the carved recesses revealing the depth of the relief work. Tool marks from the ancient chisel technique visible in the background sections. Green-grey lichen in the deepest recesses. The relief is 4-6cm proud of the background ground. TECHNICAL EXECUTION: 50mm f/8 straight-on documentation angle, the relief panel filling the frame, the archway or wall edge visible at the frame boundary providing architectural context. HARD CONSTRAINTS: The relief portrait must be recognizably the subject. Translate their modern clothing into carved stone faithfully — do not add Roman togas. The style should be authentic classical relief, not modern sculpture.