Macro Close-Up: Ana de Armas's Eye with Havana Reflection

**Macro extreme close-up of {argument name="subject name" default="Ana de Armas"}'s hazel eye, an intricate study of the human iris. The iris serves as a crystalline mirror, hosting a hyper-detailed miniature reflection of a bustling Havana street at sunset, complete with vintage 1950s American cars and pastel-colored colonial architecture. Every fiber of the iris is visible, showing unique crypts and furrows. The cornea displays a high-gloss moisture, catching a soft glint of golden hour light. Skin micro-texture is incredibly sharp, revealing fine pores and individual, delicate eyelashes with slight mascara clumps. Shot on Hasselblad X2D 100C, 120mm Macro f/4 lens. Volumetric lighting, cinematic side-lighting to emphasize depth, 8k resolution, photorealistic masterpiece. --ar 16:9 --stylize 250 --v 6.0**