Spy in the Rain Surveillance

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 photographed through rain-streaked glass — perhaps a car window or phone booth — keeping surveillance on someone in the street beyond. They hold a small camera or just observe. Their face partially reflected in the glass, rain distorting the view, a city at dusk providing the moody backdrop. PHYSICS & CRAFT: The glass is between camera and subject — rain streaks distort the lower portions of the face, the glass reflections ghosting the city street into their cheek. Interior of the car or booth is 2800K dim ambient. The street beyond is 3500K wet sodium streetlight. The rain on the glass creates prismatic distortions of the street light. TECHNICAL EXECUTION: 85mm f/2.0 from outside looking in, the rain-streaked glass filling the frame, the subject visible through it with varying clarity, the street scene reflected in the upper portion of the glass. HARD CONSTRAINTS: The face — distorted by the rain glass — must still be recognizably the subject. The surveillance context should feel procedural and real, not Hollywood stylized. No weapons visible.