Create an ultra-photorealistic vertical 9:16 photograph using the original uploaded portrait as the facial identity reference (image 1).
CRITICAL CAMERA INSTRUCTION: Place the camera physically ABOVE THE SUBJECT’S HEAD, looking DOWN at her face and upper body at approximately a 35-degree downward angle. This is a clearly elevated, top-down three-quarter portrait, NOT an eye-level photograph. The camera looks down onto the upper surfaces of her shoulders, chest, abdomen, and hips. Use a professional 50mm portrait lens with realistic perspective and no wide-angle distortion.
The subject leans backward against a charcoal-black textured wall beside a dark doorway inside. Her shoulders are forward, her torso projects slightly more forward, and both arms rest downward beside her hips. Her head tilts gently backward, her chin is raised, and her face turns to the right side of the camera. Her eyes look upward and to the right, away from the camera. Her expression is relaxed, contemplative, and unsmiling.
Preserve the original subject’s facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, eyebrows, complexion, and distinguishing facial features.
Her hair is styled in a glamorous high-end salon blowout, featuring a deep side part, lifted roots, and ultra-long, thick, silky straight lengths extending beyond her waist. The front section is swept backward from her forehead, creating volume at the crown. Most of the hair falls forward over her left shoulder on the left side of the photograph, cascading across her upper arm and chest. The remaining lengths extend behind her right shoulder. The hair has a polished glass-like finish, aligned strands, and tapered ends.
Her makeup features defined arched eyebrows, matte beige eyeshadow blended into a taupe-brown crease, thin black winged eyeliner, long curled eyelashes, soft contour beneath the cheekbones, rose-pink blush, satin highlighting across the nose and upper cheeks, and full lips with defined rose-brown liner and deep rose lipstick. Preserve visible skin texture beneath the makeup.
She wears a narrow leopard-print strapless bandeau and matching high-cut skirt. Preserve natural, anatomically realistic body proportions and fabric tension.
The subject is very curvy and has a full bust with more lower volume fullness and a natural gap between them. Realistic belly button.
Camera above the subject, looking downward, visible crown of the head, foreshortened upper-body perspective, face near the upper third, and waist and upper hips near the bottom.
AVOID: eye-level camera placement, low-angle photography, straight-on glamour posing, direct eye contact, overly harsh golden sunlight, plastic-looking skin, exaggerated anatomy, artificial symmetry, or excessively polished CGI aesthetics.
Soft, diffused natural window daylight entering from the upper right side of the frame, creating gentle directional illumination across the face, neck, shoulders, chest, and torso. The light is cool-neutral with a subtle creamy warmth on illuminated skin, resembling indirect daylight filtering through a large window on an overcast afternoon.
The right-facing surfaces of the face and body receive soft, luminous highlights, while the left-facing surfaces gradually transition into deeper, muted shadows. Gentle shadow falloff creates natural three-dimensional depth without harsh contrast or sharply defined edges.
The background remains significantly darker than the subject, with subdued ambient illumination and soft shadow gradients. Skin highlights are delicate and slightly satin, never glossy or overexposed. Preserve natural skin texture, subtle tonal variations, and realistic midtone detail.
Use restrained exposure, softly rolled-off highlights, moderately deep shadows, natural white balance, slightly desaturated cinematic colours, and a subtle analogue-film softness.
Avoid: direct sunlight, golden-hour warmth, orange colour casts, harsh directional beams, hard-edged shadows, artificial studio lighting, flash photography, dramatic rim lighting, excessive brightness, HDR processing, or glossy skin
