Tilted Hard-Flash Beauty Portrait

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Reference_photo (image) · Required

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Portrait (image)

Using the uploaded reference photo, preserve the subject’s appearance and facial features exactly, with no beautification. Create an ultra-realistic, shoulder-up beauty portrait of a 20-year-old Korean woman with clearly adult features.

Her glossy hair falls in defined waves with a side part. Include long natural lashes, pink blush, glossy nude lips, and one small stud earring. She wears a white top with a strap visible at the shoulder, a thin ring, and a light almond manicure—nothing else.

Use a tilted white beauty-frame composition. Cant the entire frame 18 degrees. Turn her torso to the right and lengthen her neck; tip her head back and lean it left. Her gaze is cast up and to the left, as if following light off-frame. Her right fingertips rest softly against her lower lip, with relaxed, natural fingers; keep the thin ring and pale almond nails clearly visible.

Set the portrait against a pure white, seamless background with nothing else in it, showing only the soft falloff of the flash. Use an 85 mm lens at f/5.6 and ISO 100. Use a hard frontal-side flash that creates crisp shadow edges and bright glints, with the 18-degree tilt built into the framing. Let the flash rake across the subject from the front-side, cutting sharp shadows under the jaw and hand and creating specular glints on the lip gloss, waves, and ring. Use no fill. Keep natural pores and skin texture visible with minimal processing.

Keep the palette restrained: a white field with skin as the quiet center, and blush pink and nude gloss as whisper tones. Avoid saturated accents. Show glossy wave groups with defined bounce, individual natural lash hairs, the wet shine of the gloss, the ring’s small glint, crisp almond nail edges, pores, fine skin texture, and a breath of grain.

Avoid changing her facial features or straightening the 18-degree tilt; the cant must remain. Avoid soft beauty-box light, HDR, plastic skin, heavy processing, extra fingers, fused fingers, text, logos, watermarks, and over-sharpening. The result should feel tilted, crisp, real, and alive.