Cinematic Black Dress Mountain Portrait

Using the uploaded photo, create a cinematic, photorealistic outdoor mountain portrait while preserving the person’s real identity. KEEP — Keep the exact face structure, eye shape and natural eye colour, skin tone and visible skin texture, hairline, facial hair if present, and natural body proportions from the uploaded photo. Keep the person recognisable as the same individual. Do not reshape the jaw, nose, cheeks, lips, forehead, or eye spacing. Preserve natural asymmetry and real facial details rather than generating a generic model face. CHANGE — Change the wardrobe to a long, elegant black flowing dress with long sleeves and realistic fabric folds. Add a large lightweight black scarf or dupatta attached naturally to the raised hand, stretching horizontally behind the subject in the wind. Change the pose to one arm raised above the head while the other arm rests naturally. Turn the face into a soft side-profile view, looking slightly downward with a calm expression. Change the setting to rugged natural rock formations and distant blue-grey mountains. Use warm directional sunlight, atmospheric mist, and a muted earthy colour grade. SCENE — Place the subject on a rugged rocky mountain landscape during late afternoon. Large natural brown and charcoal rock formations should surround her, while layered blue-grey mountains sit far behind. Keep the distant mountains softly blurred but still recognisable as mountain ridges. Strong natural wind should visibly move the long hair, dress hem, and black scarf. LIGHT — Light the subject from the rear-left at a low late-afternoon angle, creating a warm golden rim around the hair and moving fabric. Keep softer neutral fill on the visible side of the face so the profile remains naturally exposed. Use warm sunlight around 4300–4800K with realistic shadow falloff. CAMERA — Photograph at 50mm, f/2.0, camera at chest height, with shallow depth of field and natural perspective. Keep the subject sharply focused while the distant mountains fall gradually out of focus. GRADE — Use muted earthy browns, charcoal blacks, blue-grey distance tones, warm golden highlights, restrained contrast, and subtle film-like grain. OUTPUT — Create a vertical 4:5 composition at 2160 × 2700 pixels, with the full flowing silhouette and scarf movement visible. DO-NOT — no face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos.