Telescope Observation Dome at Night

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 at the eyepiece of a massive observatory telescope inside a domed facility at 2AM — the dome's slit open revealing the Milky Way above, the telescope illuminated by a single red astronomy lamp preserving night vision, the subject's face partially lit in that deep red glow. PHYSICS & CRAFT: Astronomy red light physics — 630nm red LED, the only light source in the dome, chosen specifically because it doesn't contract the pupil or ruin dark adaptation. The red light creates an unusual and dramatic portrait illumination — the subject's face in deep red with no cool fill whatsoever. The Milky Way through the dome slit is correctly rendered — the galactic center, star density, faint nebulosity. TECHNICAL EXECUTION: 35mm f/2.0, the telescope dominating the frame with the subject at the eyepiece, the dome slit framing the star field above, the red work light as the only light source — a technically unusual and visually striking portrait. HARD CONSTRAINTS: The astronomy red lighting must be physically accurate — deep red, no other color contamination. The Milky Way must be astronomically plausible. The subject's face under pure red illumination must still be recognizable.