Candid Ski-Resort Portrait in Falling Snow

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Use the woman in the uploaded original photo as the sole face reference. Preserve her face shape, natural fullness, eye color, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, moles, and age. Do not slim her face or body; retain her slightly plump, natural, balanced proportions. Keep her skin texture realistic.

Show her sitting on a wooden bench at a ski resort, with snowy mountains in view and snow falling. Her back is straight, her shoulders relaxed, and one leg is naturally crossed over the other at the knee. Her posture should look relaxed and confident.

She is wearing an oversized, hooded, light-gray faux-fur coat over a thick, knitted navy-blue sweater. Make the sweater’s knit texture visible at the neckline and chest, and show the navy knitted cuffs extending clearly from both coat sleeves. She wears dark-gray leggings and light-gray furry snow boots. Place navy ski goggles on top of her head without covering her eyes.

Her hair is naturally blonde, loose, and casual, with soft, irregular waves rather than defined curls. Let strands fall loosely on both sides of her face and flutter slightly in the wind. Keep her makeup very subtle, and give her nose and cheeks a slight pink flush from the cold.

She holds a navy thermal coffee cup with a handle in both hands. Do not let the cup obscure her face; show a little steam rising from the coffee. Place a navy Stanley mountain thermos, a pair of skis, and two ski poles beside her. Near her feet, show a shallow meltwater puddle containing small pieces of ice.

Capture her unaware that her friend outside the frame is taking the photo while she chats with them. She is not looking at the camera. Her lips are closed in a slight, natural smile, and her expression is calm, content, and confident. Do not show a broad smile, laughter, or teeth.

Make the photo feel like a spontaneous, natural snapshot taken by a friend with an iPhone 17. Use a vertical 2:3 frame, with both boots fully visible. Keep the mountains and surroundings clearly recognizable and in focus; avoid excessive background blur. Use soft natural winter light and realistic colors. Include falling snowflakes, footprints, and a little slushy snow. Avoid beauty filters, plastic-looking skin, artificial cinematic effects, and a flawless studio look.