Torn Paper Layer Portrait | Premium Collage Editorial Photo

Three versions of the same face, stacked as torn paper. The bottom layer is a large black-and-white close-up filling the frame. Over it, a roughly torn strip reveals a sepia-toned version of the same face, slightly offset so the eyes don't quite align. Over that, a third torn fragment exposes a full-colour version — and this one alone is in perfect register with the viewer, gaze direct. The torn edges must show real paper physics: visible fibre pulls, slightly lifted curls where the tear runs, soft drop shadows separating each layer from the one beneath. Subject wears a simple charcoal turtleneck in every layer, hair identical in all three, no styling change between them. Pull the exact facial structure, proportions, skin tone and identity from the uploaded reference and keep them constant across all three versions — a shifted likeness anywhere kills the effect. Background is a flat cool-grey studio field with a single soft shadow cast to the lower right. Avoid clean machine-cut edges, mismatched faces between layers, distorted features, duplicate eyes, plastic skin, extra fingers, watermark or text. Realistic paper grain, unretouched skin texture, soft studio lighting, 8K, vertical 2:3.

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