Process only the original photo; do not redraw anything or generate anything anew. Fully preserve the face, pose, angle, background, clothing, hair, accessories, and all details. Apply the effect of a cheap direct flash from an old digital camera from the 2000s: very bright white flash, overexposed face, glossy highlights on the skin, deep black shadows, high contrast, low dynamic range, very dark shiny hair, amateur night shooting. The colors should be warm and neutral, without any blue tint, without cinematic processing, retouching, or skin smoothing. Add a pronounced realistic red‑eye effect: bright red reflections only in the pupils from the flash, more noticeable than usual, but natural, without glow, fantasy, or vampire effect.
The result should look like the same photo taken with an old compact camera with a flash in a dark room.