Photorealistic Autumn Portrait in a Sherpa Coat

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Reference_photo (image) · Required

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Autumn_portrait (image)

Create a photorealistic outdoor autumn portrait of a young woman. Use the provided reference photo to match the pose and clothing exactly.

Frame her from approximately the waist or hips up, standing with her back toward the camera and her torso turned away. She looks back over her shoulder directly into the lens with a calm, slightly thoughtful expression and a faint smile. Raise one hand to the back or crown of her head, with her fingers in her hair as if holding it in place and her elbow angled upward and back. Keep the other hand unobtrusive, either lowered or hidden by the coat.

She has fair skin, no tattoos, natural makeup, and eyeliner. Keep her face softly lit rather than overly bright, and do not make her head appear too large. Her hair is long, straight, smooth, and thick, extending below her shoulder blades toward her waist, with some of it falling down her back.

She wears a voluminous white or cream sherpa teddy coat with a high, soft collar and large sleeves. Make its fluffy texture clearly visible. Include no logos or bright accessories. Match the reference photo’s clothing and pose.

Set the portrait in a forest or park, against a dense wall of maple branches and leaves. Fill nearly the entire background with warm yellow and orange foliage, with a little green and very little sky or empty space.

Use soft, diffused natural light, as on an overcast day or in tree shade, with no flash. Keep the model sharp and the leafy background slightly blurred with moderate bokeh. Use a restrained, warm color grade with soft shadows, warm midtones, slightly reduced saturation, gentle contrast, and subtle film grain. Aim for an “85mm portrait look,” f/2–f/2.8, with detailed hair strands and coat texture. Output a 3:4 portrait photograph.