Photorealistic Official Portrait from a Reference Photo

Use the attached photo as the sole reference for the subject’s appearance. Preserve her identity and natural features as accurately as possible, including her face shape and proportions, eyes, nose, lips, eyebrows, jawline, cheekbones, skin tone, and natural characteristics. Do not create a different face, change her age, or stylize her appearance.

Create a photorealistic official portrait of a young woman wearing a formal law-enforcement uniform, like a professional identification photograph. She looks directly into the camera, with her head straight and level, her face centered, and her shoulders squared and symmetrical. Give her a calm, confident expression with a very subtle, natural smile.

Her hair is long, thick, neat, and dark chestnut brown, parted in the middle. Style it in two neat, realistic long braids, one on each side, hanging forward over her shoulders. A few fine strands may softly frame her face.

Dress her in a formal, dark uniform: a classic black or very dark jacket with neat shoulders and uniform epaulettes, a white shirt with a stiff collar, and a plain black tie. Add neat, official-looking metal insignia to the epaulettes and uniform, without excessive detail. Keep makeup minimal and professional, with natural eyebrows, subtly defined eyes, light mascara, and a natural lip color.

Preserve her original eye, nose, and lip shapes. Do not enlarge her eyes. Keep realistic skin texture and natural skin tone; avoid plastic-looking retouching and heavy smoothing.

Use a perfectly plain white or very light gray background with no objects or details. Light the face evenly with soft studio lighting, without harsh shadows or glare.

Composition: vertical, symmetrical, chest-up official portrait; camera at eye level; 85 mm lens and natural perspective. Use high detail, sharp focus, photorealism, realistic skin texture and individual hair strands, natural facial proportions, professional studio photography, and high resolution.

Critical constraints: Do not change or replace the face from the reference. Do not alter the eyes, nose, lips, or chin; enlarge the eyes; make the face doll-like; make the subject younger or older; change her natural skin tone; over-retouch; or distort facial symmetry. Do not deform the hands, shoulders, or uniform. Avoid extra fingers and any cartoon effect. Maximum realism.