Monochrome close-up captures girl playing with hair in wind

Strictly preserve the appearance 1:1: face, features, proportions, skin texture, skin tone, age, hair color, and hair length.
Create a realistic 3:4 black-and-white extreme close-up portrait. The face fills about 80% of the frame. The girl is very close to the camera. Framing is extremely tight — from the top of the head to the top of the chest.
The body is slightly turned three-quarters toward the camera. Both hands are raised to the head, playing with the hair (palms and fingers woven into the strands, elbows slightly out to the sides). The head is slightly tilted and turned to the side; the gaze is also directed to the side. She has a happy smile.
The hair is in motion from the turn of the head and the wind, scattered randomly around the face. Individual strands cross the cheeks and partially cover one eye, creating a soft sense of movement.
Camera angle at or slightly above eye level. 85–105 mm lens with a wide-open aperture for a very shallow depth of field and creamy bokeh. Focus on hair, hands, and clothing texture.
Clothing: a voluminous loose gray coat with wide long sleeves.
Background: an autumn yellow-orange park, with no readable details and no distracting elements.
Use moderate shutter-speed motion blur to keep a feeling of movement. Preserve the natural texture of fabric and hair. Keep a soft blur in motion. No plastic retouching and no excessive sharpness.