A street shooting of a very self-confident woman with a very androgynous face, stylish short haircut, adorned with facial piercings that highlight her individuality. The image is an extreme close-up, capturing the fine details of her skin texture, the sharpness of her eyes, and the unique contours of her face. The composition is black and white, with high contrast, evoking raw emotion and depth. The scene is photographed in the iconic style of National Geographic's cover of the year, using a Leica camera for stunning clarity and detail. Inspired by the evocative portrait style of Lee Jeffries.

A black-and-white studio portrait of a blonde woman with short hair, exuding confidence as she poses in a snake-skin-patterned top for a magazine cover. The photograph, reminiscent of Helmut Newton's iconic style, captures the essence of fashion photography with a bold and edgy flair. The grainy film noir aesthetic adds a timeless quality to the image, while the soft lighting delicately highlights her features, creating a balance between light and shadow. Shot with a 35mm filmic contrast, the portrait is rich in texture and depth, evoking a sense of mystery and allure that draws the viewer in.