1986 parent and child studio portrait

Use my uploaded photo, which has two people of different ages in it. Anchor each face to its counterpart by position — left stays left, right stays right. Do not merge, average, swap or blend the two identities. Keep each face exactly as it is — same features, skin tone and natural asymmetry. Age and scale are part of identity here: keep each person's visible age exactly as it appears, do not make the older person younger or the younger person older, do not narrow the age gap, and keep the height and body-scale difference true to their ages so the younger person is visibly smaller. A family resemblance may show, but the two faces must remain clearly distinct individuals. No slimming, lightening or smoothing on either. Change only hair, clothes, pose and background. Make this a 1986 Indian portrait-studio photograph of the two of us: a combed side parting with some crown volume on the adult, flat oiled and neatly parted hair on the child. Coordinated navy and cream formalwear — a wide-lapel blazer over an open-collar shirt on the adult, a pressed small-collared shirt on the child, a metal watch on the adult, nothing in either pair of hands. The adult sits on a stool angled about thirty degrees from camera; the child stands beside and slightly in front, leaning back against the adult's knee, with the adult's hand resting on the child's shoulder. Both heads turned to the lens at clearly different heights, the adult's chin level and the child's slightly lifted, with composed closed-mouth smiles. Behind us a hand-painted mottled canvas backdrop in blue and grey-blue, lighter behind the heads. A hard key high and forty-five degrees left, placed high enough to shape the adult's face without leaving the shorter child in shadow, a fill from the right at a third of the key, a hair light rimming both crowns, a background light making the halo, and catchlights in all four eyes. Render the hand on the shoulder fully and correctly with five fingers. Medium-format film on glossy paper, 1986: fine grain, warm skin tones, mild vignetting. Vertical 3:4, from the adult's waist up.