Generate Egyptian Pharaoh Throne Portraits

Photorealistic historical portrait of a subject in full ancient Egyptian pharaonic regalia — the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, a broad usekh collar of hammered gold and lapis lazuli covering the shoulders, a pleated white linen shendyt kilt with a golden apron, the crook and flail crossed at the chest. Seated on a gilded throne inside a grand hypostyle hall, towering hieroglyphic-covered columns rising on either side, shafts of sunlight cutting down from high clerestory openings and illuminating drifting gold dust in the air without obscuring the subject, the deep shadows between the columns receding into darkness. Hard directional shaft lighting from the clerestory above falling onto the face and regalia, picking out every detail in the gold and lapis, warm and ancient in quality. Phase One IQ4 150MP, Zeiss Otus 85mm f/1.4, f/2.0, 1/200s, ISO 400. Full figure from head to mid-thigh, throne and columns framing the composition. Natural skin texture, visible pores, subsurface warmth through the ears, realistic iris detail, natural catchlight. Hammered gold surface detail on the collar and apron, individual lapis lazuli stones, fine linen weave in the kilt, carved hieroglyph depth on the columns. Fine sensor grain, slight chromatic aberration on the gold collar edge. Absolute authority and stillness. Avoid plastic skin, avoid airbrushed smoothing, avoid extra hands, avoid warped anatomy, avoid cartoon styling, avoid CGI or rendered look, avoid text or watermarks. 2:3 aspect ratio.