Replace “close-up portrait” with “extreme close-up portrait focused on the eyes and glasses,” and add “sharp catchlights reflected in the lenses, eyes in crisp focus.” Keep “shallow depth of field,” but specify “focus locked on the glasses and eyes” so the facial details take priority over the hood.

Replace “cool blue and magenta neon accents” with “soft amber and rose neon accents,” and change “near-black background” to “dimly lit urban interior with warm haze.” Replace “dramatic high-contrast shadows” with “gentle cinematic contrast and soft facial fill light” to retain realism without the severe noir effect.

Keep “hooded person wearing glasses,” “moody close-up portrait,” and “stronger rim lighting along the hood and face” unchanged, then vary the lighting phrase with options such as “cyan and violet neon,” “red and amber neon,” or “cold white fluorescent light.” For location-based variations, replace “near-black background” with “rainy alley,” “neon-lit subway platform,” or “minimal dark studio,” while preserving “shallow depth of field” and the same portrait framing.