Photorealistic Samara Morgan Static-Room Portrait

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Create an ultra-realistic, true-to-life photographic portrait with authentic facial features, natural facial proportions, realistic skin texture, visible pores, fine microtexture, subtle complexion variation, natural hair strands, realistic eyes, and genuine photographic detail.

SKIN & SUBJECT PRIORITY: Keep the young adult woman's face large, crisp, and dominant in the frame. Maintain visible pores, realistic skin microtexture, natural facial asymmetry, lifelike eyes, and authentic hair strands. Preserve a convincing live-action appearance beneath the horror makeup.

CHARACTER: Depict a live-action-inspired Samara Morgan from The Ring in a mid-close-up, 4:5 aspect ratio. Her shoulders face the camera while her upper body leans forward slightly. One hand holds a strand of wet-looking black hair away from her cheek; the other hangs naturally beside her torso. Her expression is eerily blank, with an intense stare directed toward the camera.

MAKEUP & HAIR: Use pale, desaturated theatrical makeup with realistic skin texture, deep gray eye shadows, subtly darkened lips, and restrained discoloration around the temples. Long, stringy black hair with separated damp-looking strands frames her face. She wears a simple, oversized, aged white nightdress with visible creases and worn fabric.

BACKGROUND & CAMERA: Set the portrait in an abandoned television room with an old CRT television displaying gray static, water-stained wallpaper, a wooden cabinet, and scattered VHS tapes. Use CCD compact-camera flash, cool green-gray color tones, realistic early-digital photographic texture, and a completely recognizable, sharply detailed background.

NEGATIVE PROMPT: Plastic skin, waxy complexion, poreless face, airbrushed texture, beauty filter, glamorous makeup, fashionable hairstyle, CGI, illustration, cartoon, artificial wet plastic hair, deformed facial features, malformed hands, extra fingers, fused fingers, blurred eyes, low-resolution face, motion blur, shallow depth of field, bokeh, blurred television, excessive fog, crushed blacks, unnatural neon colors, over-sharpening halos, text, watermark, logo, hair completely covering the face.