Little Boy Watching a Magical Fish Box

Using the uploaded photo, create a highly realistic cinematic portrait of the same little boy quietly discovering a miniature underwater world inside an artistic transparent glass fish box. KEEP - Keep the boy’s 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 his real identity fully recognisable. Preserve his natural facial features rather than reshaping them. Keep the original age appearance and natural proportions of his hands, arms, shoulders, and body. CHANGE - Change the wardrobe to a simple cream knitted sweater with visible fine knit texture and slightly rolled sleeves, paired with neutral-toned trousers. Change the setting to a dim quiet room in early evening. Change the pose so the boy stands slightly behind and beside the glass box, gently leaning forward with both hands resting near the glass. Change the lighting to soft window daylight mixed with a subtle aquarium glow. Change the colour grade to warm beige surroundings with controlled aqua and golden accents. SCENE - Place the boy beside a clear rectangular glass box containing a miniature underwater forest. Inside, show translucent aquatic leaves, tiny floating plants, smooth wet stones, suspended particles, small bubbles, and a miniature wooden doorway partially hidden underwater. One small golden fish swims directly toward the front glass, while several smaller fish remain deeper inside for layered depth. The glass should show realistic reflections and water refraction. His face appears naturally reflected on the glass, with the reflection slightly distorted through the water and surrounded by tiny bubbles, as though his imagination has entered the aquarium while remaining completely photographic. LIGHT - Light the scene primarily from a nearby window at the boy’s front-side direction, using soft early-evening daylight around 4500K. Add a restrained aqua glow from the fish box onto his face and hands so the illumination follows the real surfaces and does not look pasted on. CAMERA - Use a 50mm lens at f/2.0, with the camera positioned around the boy’s shoulder height. Keep the boy’s eyes, hands, reflection, and golden fish readable while allowing the distant aquarium details to fall gradually into shallow-focus blur. GRADE - Use muted warm beige tones, subtle aqua water tones, and restrained golden highlights. Keep contrast gentle, shadows slightly soft, skin tones natural, and add fine cinematic film grain without making the image look vintage or artificial. OUTPUT - Create a vertical 9:16 composition at 2160 × 3840 pixels, with photorealistic detail, realistic glass, water refraction, fish scales, skin texture, and anatomically correct hands and fingers. No text or watermark. DO-NOT - No face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no cartoon styling, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no artificial facial features, and no identity drift.