Create a 16:9 professional 3x3 cinematic contact sheet based on the input scene and the scene context. Analyze the whole composition of the input image and identify every key subject, whether it is a person, group, vehicle, object, or architectural scene, along with their spatial relationships and interactions. Generate nine distinct camera-shot panels of exactly the same subjects in the same environment, with strict consistency in people or objects, clothing or surface details, lighting, color grading, and environment. Adapt the shot types to the content: row 1 should show an extreme long establishing shot, a long full-subject shot, and a medium-long three-quarter view; row 2 should show a medium shot focused on the central action or core object, a medium close-up, and a close-up of the face or front detail; row 3 should show an extreme close-up of a key texture or feature, a low-angle view from near the ground, and a high-angle bird's-eye view. Use realistic depth of field, stronger bokeh in close-ups, photorealistic textures, clean cinematic storyboard borders, and consistent cinematic color grading. Scene context for this preview: a wide cinematic exterior of the fictional Whitmore estate at dusk in Buckhead, Atlanta, with a massive gated modern mansion, warm amber lights, a dark tree line, circular driveway, lion fountain, polished landscaping, and a quiet powerful private-world mood.