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Photorealistic Pine Forest Editorial Portrait
Create a vertical 9:16 outdoor fashion-editorial portrait of the woman in the reference image, preserving her facial identity and features exactly.
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IDENTITY LOCK — STRICTLY PRESERVE THE FACE 1:1
Accurately preserve the face, facial features, eye shape, nose, lips, cheekbones, chin, face oval, and all individual characteristics of the girl in the reference image. The face must be 100% identical. Do not change facial proportions, expression, eyebrow shape, nose, lips, or any unique details. Use only the face from the reference.
SCENE / POSE:
The girl stands in a pine forest in a vertical 9:16 shot. She is posed in profile or semi-profile, with her head tilted back and upward, chin raised, and gaze directed toward the sky. One arm is slightly lowered. Tall pines with dark trunks surround her, with dense green needles and clear blue sky visible between the trees. It is a bright, sunny day, with natural light coming from above and the side.
APPEARANCE AND CLOTHING:
Long, straight platinum-blonde hair falls down her back and over one shoulder. She wears black sunglasses, an olive-gray or gray-green leather biker jacket with zippers, natural folds, and realistic leather texture, and black pants. Keep the skin natural, with visible texture.
LIGHT / ATMOSPHERE:
Use bright natural sunlight, with soft but clear shadows on the face, neck, and jacket. Create high contrast between sunlit areas and shadows cast by the trees. Use saturated green pine needles, warm light on the skin and hair, and a cool blue sky.
STYLE AND TECHNIQUE:
Create an ultra-realistic photograph: a natural outdoor portrait with a premium lifestyle/fashion-editorial feel. Keep the girl in sharp focus with realistic depth of field. Show maximum detail in the skin, hair, leather jacket texture, and tree bark. Use natural dynamic range, with no HDR, CGI, or plastic-looking skin. The result should feel lively and atmospheric.
NEGATIVE:
Do not change the face or facial features. Avoid a different face, cartoon style, 3D, CGI, a distorted face, plastic skin, a soft or blurred face, blur on the woman, and artificial lighting.
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