Low-Light Motion-Blur Smartphone Portrait

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Reference_photo (image) · Required

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Photograph (image)

Using the reference photo, create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 photograph of the same woman. Strictly preserve her original facial features and appearance.

She wears a short, fitted white dress made of soft stretch fabric, with fine ruching, an off-the-shoulder neckline, a sweetheart cut, and long fitted sleeves. Her nails are long, glossy, milky-white squares.

Her makeup includes flawless, even matte-velvety skin, light contouring, nude-brown eyeshadow, long, thick black lashes with a cat-eye effect, extended eyeliner, defined brows, and nude-pink lips with a soft outline and satin finish. Her very long, thick, silky hair has a voluminous blowout, a deep side part, large soft waves, and curled ends. Her hair is swept to one side, obscures part of her face, and blurs with the motion.

Her expression is calm and alluring. Her head is tilted upward, her gaze is directed downward, and her lips are slightly parted. She stands in profile, arching slightly at the waist and leaning forward. One hand adjusts the top of her dress while the other hangs relaxed. Her head and hair are in motion.

Photograph her close-up against a light wall of large beige-gray stone-textured tiles. Use very subdued warm side lighting, low exposure, deep soft shadows, and no flash. Frame the shot vertically from head to mid-thigh, with tight, asymmetrical cropping and a slight camera tilt; allow parts of her hair and legs to extend beyond the frame.

Create pronounced, natural motion blur across the hair, face, and hands, with subtle digital grain and soft mobile-camera sharpness. Avoid HDR. The image should feel like a spontaneous, imperfect, handheld iPhone 16 Pro Max photograph in realistic low-light smartphone quality. Use muted skin tones against a cool beige-gray background.