Cinematic Eyes Prompt

Use the uploaded image as the sole visual reference for the person. Recreate the photograph using the same individual and preserve her recognizable appearance exactly. Do not reinterpret the face, replace it with a similar face, or apply beauty-style facial modifications. Create a highly realistic close-range smartphone photograph of the same woman in a relaxed nighttime setting. She is lying slightly sideways with her face resting naturally against a soft, pale-colored pillow or fabric. The camera is positioned extremely close, making the face the dominant element of the frame. Frame the shot loosely and naturally, with the head slightly tilted and the composition running diagonally. Keep both eyes visible, with the right eye positioned toward the upper-right portion of the image and the left eye closer to the center/lower-left. Because of the very short camera distance, allow portions of the forehead, cheeks, or sides of the face to fall outside the frame naturally. Give the subject a calm, subtle, dreamy expression and a natural gaze toward the camera. Keep the expression understated rather than posed. Let the dark hair remain loose and slightly untidy. A handful of fine strands should fall naturally around the forehead and across parts of the face, adding to the spontaneous appearance of the photograph. The scene takes place in a dark bedroom at night. Use the appearance of a modern phone’s built-in flash as the main illumination. The flash should fall directly onto the face, producing warm realistic skin tones, small natural reflections in the eyes, gentle highlights and strong surrounding darkness. Keep the background almost invisible, soft and heavily shadowed so that attention remains on the subject. Avoid recognizable objects or distracting background details. The photograph should resemble an authentic late-night phone snapshot rather than a planned photoshoot. Slight exposure imperfections, subtle sensor grain, natural HDR processing and realistic smartphone optics should be visible. Keep the skin detailed and believable, with natural texture rather than artificial retouching. Use a close-focus smartphone perspective with shallow depth of field. The image should retain the small imperfections normally associated with handheld phone photography. Overall mood: quiet, intimate, candid, slightly dreamy and raw, with a natural social-media photography feel. It should look like a genuine photograph captured spontaneously in low light, not a polished fashion or studio portrait. Maintain realistic lighting falloff, natural shadows, believable highlights and physically plausible hair strands. Avoid excessive cinematic color grading or dramatic studio effects. Most important: the uploaded reference determines who the person is. The written instructions describe only the new photographic situation. Do not invent a different facial appearance while following the styling instructions. Negative: identity change, different person, facial reconstruction, altered proportions, face reshaping, beautification, artificial symmetry, enlarged or redesigned eyes, modified nose or lips, plastic-looking skin, excessive smoothing, beauty filter, heavy makeup, unrealistic hair, distorted anatomy, CGI, illustration, cartoon, excessive HDR, oversharpening, fake bokeh, artificial studio lighting, text, watermark, logo, social-media interface. Output: ultra-photorealistic, authentic smartphone photography, high skin detail, subtle grain, realistic flash, 4K-quality detail, 9:16 vertical composition.