Промт ночная зимняя фотосессия в арктике с рухнувшим бомбардировщиком в сугробах

A gritty night-time winter photograph set in a vast, empty Arctic snowfield. Endless frozen terrain stretches in all directions — compacted snow, solid ice, absolute cold and silence. Use the uploaded portrait as the exact facial reference. The person from the reference photo must be preserved with 100% accuracy. No changes to facial structure, proportions, skin texture, age, or identity. Do not beautify, stylize, smooth, or idealize the face. The face must remain perfectly identical, ultra-sharp, and fully photorealistic. Face must remain unchanged and 100% preserved. In the background, a Northrop B-2 Spirit dominates the scene after a catastrophic impact. The bomber has slammed nose-first deep into snow and ice — the entire front section completely buried. Thick ice has already formed over the impact area, crawling up the fuselage. One wing is crushed and entombed beneath snow, the other lifted into the air, frozen mid-position. The aircraft is pitched steeply downward, locked in place, swallowed by ice and snow. No fire, no smoke — only frozen aftermath. In the foreground, a person stands close to the camera, caught mid-step or mid-turn. A harsh direct on-camera flash fully lights the face and upper body, while the aircraft fades into darkness and snow haze behind. Snow particles and ice dust are frozen mid-air by the flash. Heavy grain, uneven exposure, imperfect handheld framing. The scene feels accidental, cold, and final — a massive aircraft already becoming part of the Arctic landscape.