Cinematic Directional Motion Blur Editorial

Apply the exact visual effect from the reference to the uploaded image while preserving the original subject, identity, facial features, hairstyle, clothing, pose, composition, framing, background, and original color palette exactly as they are. Do not change or recolor the image.Create a strong horizontal directional motion-blur effect extending from one side of the subject toward the opposite side. Keep one side of the subject relatively sharp, detailed, and clearly recognizable, while progressively stretching and smearing the other side horizontally into long smooth motion trails. The blur should begin naturally around the center of the face and hair and extend outward across the selected side, creating a seamless digital motion-streak effect. Facial features on the sharp side must remain intact and realistic, while the blurred side becomes elongated, layered, and partially obscured by horizontal streaks.Preserve the original lighting, shadows, highlights, skin tones, clothing colors, and background colors without introducing any new color grading. Add subtle fine film grain, delicate horizontal texture, very light analog/VHS-style noise, and a soft vintage photographic texture while keeping the original colors unchanged. Maintain realistic skin texture and natural details on the sharp portion. High contrast, cinematic editorial photography, artistic experimental motion photography, seamless horizontal motion trails, photorealistic result, 4:5 aspect ratio.