Golden hour close up portrait with soft cinematic light

Create a high-resolution close-up portrait during golden hour with soft, diffused sunlight casting warm shadows across half the subject’s face. Ensure a single, distinct catchlight reflects in the eye for depth and emotion, positioned at the 10 or 2 o’clock angle. Use an 85mm prime lens at f/1.8 or wider to achieve a creamy, dreamy bokeh that isolates the subject from the background while maintaining sharp focus on the nearest eye. Apply cinematic color grading with a warm, golden tone curve, subtle teal shadows, and lifted blacks for a rich, film-like contrast. Add a fine, organic film grain texture to enhance the analog aesthetic, avoiding excessive noise. Frame the composition to emphasize natural expressions, with hair or clothing softly blurred to direct attention to the eyes and facial contours. Include subtle lens flares or light leaks for added atmosphere, ensuring they complement rather than overpower the subject. Optimize for professional retouching with smooth skin tones while preserving texture and detail.