negative space poster design — Oversized title with extreme close-up, in high contrast, negative space

An action movie poster of an adult man in extreme close-up profile facing right, a handgun gripped in his hand at the lower left, engulfed in roaring orange-yellow flames. The right two-thirds of the frame are filled by the adult man's face in right profile, cropped close so his features press against the top and right edges. His long dark hair whips back in the heat, strands glowing copper where the firelight catches them. His visible eye narrows with intense focus, a sharp highlight glinting in it, and his mouth sets in a hard line. A faint scratch mark crosses his cheek, catching the light. He wears a dark leather jacket, its collar turned up, the material sheened with reflected firelight. In the lower-left corner, his hand grips a black handgun, the barrel angled downward, his knuckles lit orange by the flames. Behind him, the background is a wall of churning yellow-orange fire and smoke, brightest at the right edge. In the mid-right area, dark silhouettes of birds scatter upward through the flames. Small embers drift through the air like sparks. In the upper-left corner, darker smoke billows, nearly black against the blaze. In the bottom-right corner, the flames curl into deep red tongues. Across the bottom of the poster, a large stylized title ("TITLE") in bold white italic letters with sharp speed-cut serifs slashes horizontally, partially overlapping the flames. The lighting is fierce and backlit: the inferno blazes behind and beside the figure, rim-lighting his hair and the bridge of his nose with searing yellow, throwing the shadowed side of his face and jacket into deep black, with hot orange reflections dancing on the gunmetal. Overall, the composition balances the massive fire-lit profile pressing in from the right against the dark negative space and the slashing white title anchoring the bottom, rendered in a blazing orange-yellow and deep black palette with stark white typography in a high-contrast photographic style, with a mood of white-hot lone-agent intensity.