Photorealistic Asian Man on a Lakeside Dock

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Create an ultra-photorealistic vertical 4:5 portrait in 8K, tack-sharp and highly detailed. The subject is the same Asian man as in the reference image. He has a round-oval face, smooth fair skin with real pores, messy textured black hair that is longer on top with bangs falling over his forehead, thick natural eyebrows, dark brown eyes, a small straight nose, and natural full light-pink lips. He has a lean athletic build and light body hair.

He wears a cream/off-white, sheer, thin-knit, long-sleeve Henley shirt with three buttons and a deep open V-neck showing his chest and upper tattoo sleeves. The sleeves are slightly pushed up, and the knit texture is slightly transparent. He wears loose, baggy, flowy, wrinkled light sage-green linen pants and is barefoot.

Set the scene outdoors on a wooden dock or pier over a calm lake in the late afternoon. The water is calm and reflective, with green hills and a mangrove forest in the distance. Include a large green tree on the left with hanging branches, a wooden pergola at the top left, and a small wooden boat docked behind him. The mood is quiet and serene, as if he is sitting alone and relaxing.

He sits cross-legged in a lotus position on the wooden dock bench. His left arm drapes casually over the wooden railing behind him, with his hand hanging down and fingers slightly curled. His right hand rests lightly on his right knee or lap, with relaxed fingers. His torso leans slightly left, his posture and spine are softly relaxed rather than perfectly upright, and his head tilts slightly right. Give him a soft, calm, slightly dreamy expression, with lips slightly parted and eyes looking off to the side rather than directly at the camera. His hair is naturally windblown.

Use an iPhone 15 Pro shot with a natural mirrorless-camera look, a 24 mm lens, and f/4.0. Frame at eye level from a slightly low, front-right angle in a medium shot from knees to head. Use natural perspective with background depth, keeping the face and shirt texture in tack-sharp focus without wide-angle distortion.

Use clean, bright, natural daylight with soft, overcast afternoon light around 5 p.m. Keep the lighting even and diffused, with no harsh shadows. Avoid a moody film look, warm vintage filters, and low-key lighting. Use true-to-life natural skin tones and balanced 5600 K daylight. Show realistic skin pores, fabric knit detail, wood grain, water reflections, and leaves. Avoid plastic-looking skin and airbrushing.