Boxing-Gym Corner-Man Wrap-the-Hands Frame (Cus D'Amato / Eddie Futch)

Re-render this image as a 35mm black-and-white documentary photograph from a 1960s-1980s boxing gym in the lineage of Catskill Boxing Club (D'Amato) or Stillman's Gym (Futch). Subject composed at intimate distance, two figures in frame: the elder seated on a wooden bench or stool, focused entirely on wrapping the hands of the younger who sits or stands at close proximity. Both figures rendered with documentary specificity: the elder in faded sweatshirt or unbuttoned cardigan with bare forearms, the younger in tank-top or t-shirt with boxing shorts visible. Hands central in the composition: the elder's older worn hands carefully wrapping the gauze around the younger's fresh knuckles. Light: single source from a high gym window, hard directional light, dust visible in the beam, deep shadows on the far side of both faces. Background: out-of-focus heavy bags, speed bag platform, faded fight posters on cinderblock wall, an industrial fan. Mood: one-to-one transmission, the form of instruction that cannot be scaled or mass-produced, the elder pouring decades of specificity into a single body. Film grain of Tri-X 400 pushed one stop, deep blacks, sharp focus on the hands central in frame. No text, no fight-card lettering, no specific gym signage. Preserve the subjects and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.