Baby Krishna Vrindavan Garden Portrait Editing Prompts

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic editorial portrait of the same baby as Bal Gopal sitting naturally in a lush Vrindavan garden. KEEP - Preserve the original facial landmarks and bone structure exactly. Keep the baby's exact jawline, nose and lip shape, eye shape and original eye colour, eyebrow shape, hairline, natural hair texture and any visible facial hair. Keep the natural skin tone and visible texture, including pores, freckles, moles, scars and fine lines where present, with the same skin tone on the face, neck, arms and hands. Keep the baby's exact height, build, weight, shoulder width, waist and hip proportions, arm and leg length, hand size and finger shape. Preserve the baby's apparent age and natural left-right facial asymmetry. Keep any glasses, piercings, tattoos, birthmarks or other features that are actually visible in the uploaded photo. CHANGE - Dress the baby in a simple yellow cotton dhoti with natural folds, soft woven texture and gravity-driven creases around the seated legs. Add small traditional golden jewellery pieces and a realistic peacock-feather mukut, keeping their scale appropriate to a baby. Place a tiny wooden flute naturally in the baby's hands without altering finger anatomy. Change the pose only to a relaxed natural seated position that matches the baby's real proportions. Replace the background with dense green grass, real trees, fresh leaves and colorful natural flowers. SCENE - Place the baby in a lush Vrindavan-style garden during early morning. Keep real grass, tree trunks, leaves and flowers behind the subject, with the distant garden softly blurred rather than artificially painted. LIGHT - Use soft morning sunlight filtering through the trees from the upper-left, around 5000K, with gentle frontal ambient fill. Keep natural shadows beneath the baby and where the dhoti contacts the ground, so the subject is grounded. CAMERA - Use an 85mm lens at f/2.0 from the baby's chest height, framing the full seated body with enough space for the mukut and surrounding garden. GRADE - Use true-to-life greens, natural yellow fabric, restrained gold highlights and moderate contrast. Apply realistic focus falloff, fine photographic grain and the same colour grade across the baby, clothing and garden. OUTPUT - Create a vertical 4:5 image at 2048 × 2560 pixels with the complete seated body visible. DO-NOT - No slimming the face or body, no adding muscle, no changing height, no whitening or tanning skin, no smoothing skin into plastic, no changing eye colour, no erasing moles scars or freckles, no adding jewellery makeup or tattoos that are not in the photo, no changing the number or shape of fingers.