Photobooth strip prompt

Use the attached photo as the absolute ground truth for the subject's face, skin texture, hairstyle and body proportions. The output must be the same person, recognisable at a glance. Do not change facial structure, eye color, or age. {identity lock, for each attached portrait} Ultra-realistic vertical 2×4 photobooth contact sheet, eight frames of the same person, genuinely real-looking: natural asymmetry, real skin texture, individual hair strands, believable hands. Keep faces, hair, age and clothing consistent in every frame. If no portrait is attached, invent the people and keep them consistent. Every frame is a different spontaneous moment, never a repeated pose: cheek on hand; both leaning very close to the lens laughing; a cheek kiss with a squished face; faces hidden in oversized sleeves with only eyes visible; matching caps and a playful pout; mid-laugh with a hand over the mouth; a small hand heart in the foreground; a forehead kiss with closed eyes. Adapt naturally for one person. Shot like a late-night photobooth on color negative film: direct on-camera flash, warm-neutral white balance, soft shadow behind, flash falloff, subtle highlight bloom, fine grain, mild lens softness, tiny exposure differences, imperfect candid framing. No beauty filter, no plastic skin. All eight frames inside distressed black contact-sheet borders on a matte black scrapbook background with tiny orange film-edge marks, scratches and dust. Sparse handwritten white-ink doodles and small imperfect hearts with phrases like "Still me" and "More silly moments please". At the bottom, handwritten: "A thousand little moments" and a small date "14.02.". Typography secondary and genuinely handwritten. No watermark, no logo.