Shadow Flower Editorial Portrait

Using the uploaded photo, create a realistic fine-art editorial portrait built around projected flower and leaf shadows. KEEP - Keep the person’s exact face structure, including jaw shape, cheek structure, nose shape, lips, and facial proportions. Keep the exact eye shape and natural eye colour from the uploaded photo. Keep the original skin tone, natural skin texture, pores, freckles, marks, and small facial details visible in the reference. Keep the original hairline, hair density, hairstyle, and visible baby hairs. Keep facial hair exactly where it exists in the uploaded photo, without adding, removing, or reshaping it. Keep the person’s natural body proportions, shoulder width, neck length, and overall recognizable identity unchanged. CHANGE - Change the wardrobe to a simple structured ivory linen blouse with natural fabric folds and a matte cotton texture. Change the background to a warm beige matte plaster wall with subtle uneven surface marks. Change the pose to a relaxed three-quarter portrait with the shoulders naturally angled and the face turned slightly toward the camera. Change the lighting to late-afternoon sunlight coming from camera-left. Change the colour treatment to warm beige, ivory, muted olive and soft brown tones. Do not place visible flowers in the scene; only their shadows should appear. SCENE - Place the person beside a warm matte plaster wall in a quiet minimalist interior during late afternoon. Behind the subject, create soft silhouettes of stems, leaves and small flowers as if an unseen botanical arrangement is positioned outside the frame. Keep the projected shadows slightly blurred at their edges, with some crossing the wall and lightly touching the blouse. The real flowers must remain completely outside the visible frame. LIGHT - Use directional natural sunlight from camera-left, slightly above eye level. Keep the light soft but directional, with gentle falloff across the face so the shadow pattern does not flatten facial features. Use approximately 4300K warm-neutral daylight. CAMERA - Capture at 85mm, f/2.2, camera at chest height, with the face sharply focused and the plaster wall gradually softened behind the subject. GRADE - Apply warm editorial colour grading with restrained contrast, creamy highlights, natural skin tones, slightly muted shadows, and subtle fine-grain film texture inspired by modern fine-art portrait photography. OUTPUT - Create a vertical 4:5 composition at 2048 × 2560 resolution with realistic skin detail and clean edge definition. DO-NOT - No face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no visible flowers, no artificial facial reshaping, and no duplicated shadow patterns.