Warm Professional Portrait Against Brick Wall

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover that is a single straight-on portrait photograph with no graphic overlay. Warm interior light, shallow depth of field, natural skin tones. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] One photograph fills the entire frame with no panels, no plates and no borders. A single figure is centred horizontally, waist-up and slightly off-centre to the right, cropped by the bottom edge just below the folded arms. The background is a brick wall covering the whole frame behind him, blurred softly so the figure separates by depth rather than by colour. His head sits in the upper middle of the frame with clear headroom above it. [Subject] A man in his late thirties, bald, with a close-trimmed reddish beard and pale eyes, smiling warmly and looking straight at camera. He wears a light blue long-sleeve dress shirt buttoned to the collar with a dark burgundy-and-cream patterned tie, and his arms are folded across his chest. Framed as a head-and-chest portrait dead centre, lit from the front left with warm ambient bounce. [Headline] None. There is no text anywhere on the cover. [Badges] None. The only visual interest beyond the figure is the brick texture behind him. [Mood] Warm terracotta brick, soft blue shirt and cream. Plain, trustworthy and un-designed, the kind of raw portrait a seller uses when the face alone is the pitch, so at thumbnail size it is just a friendly face against orange brick with no type to help it.